Practices
Every practice in the library, in one list. Narrow it by how long you have, who it is written for, and where you are right now.
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Where you are right now
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Theme · Systems for daily life
Good help leaves you more able to do it yourself next time. If the whole thing only works while the other person is in the room, something has gone sideways.
There is a real difference between someone building your schedule for you and someone sitting beside you while you build it. The second is slower and…
If a course has no fixed time, give it one. Write down which day and which hour you will watch it, put that in the calendar as though somebody else set it, and tell one person.
Five minutes every Sunday: when am I watching this, and when am I doing the work that comes after it. Then one short message midweek to whoever is…
When you agree to something, agree who follows up. Do you tell them if it slips, or do they check in with you?
Most of the hurt around late work comes from nobody having said. You assume they will ask, they assume you will speak up, and the silence in between…
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