Behaviors for Getting Things Done

Getting Stuff Done (onDemand)

YouTube - Getting Things Done

Bottom line: actionable items take less than 30 second.  Everything else goes into a parking lot (such as a blog from-scribbles-to-solutions-the-future-of-idea-delivery.html) 

Getting things done with "Idea in a Prompt"

At the press of a button, this prompt uses emerging generative AI capabilities and machine-readable information to "recursively" this blog post anytime there is either:

• a personal epiphany on industry best practices
• an advance in an generative AI's:
  • capabilities for generating transcribed/narrated/visualize content
  • knowledge of  industry best practices from updated tensor library. 

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Is AI starting to make sense

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Getting Stuff Done - for virtual teams

Bottom line: the "getting stuff done" rule means that following action items can be accomplished in less than 30 second

• idea capture - document distractions in parking lot (idea museum)
• collaboration process - externalizes creativity onDemand (Services)
  • some day/maybe thoughts - shopping list of ideas for future business
• organize - make sense of thoughts for Minimally Viable Product (from-scribbles-to-solutions-the-future-of-idea-delivery.html)
  • project: group schedule time and place of actions
    • time: when the action needs to occur (when)
    • context: where actions items would occur (where)
• review - validate thoughts "make less bad, make better, and apply proven value"
  • what is the next possible action? (capture, process, organize, review, execute)
  • document why it takes more than 30 seconds? (capture idea for external processing)
  • review and anticipate (anticipate multiple process iterations)
    • make less bad
    • make better
    • optimize
• engage - action items
  • identify relevant possible actions that take less than 30 seconds
  • capture/share my notes on the 8 minute 21 second video below
    Sep 18, 2017 11:36 am tcalice edit 23 min
    Sep 6, 2017 7:01 am tcalice create 0 min

Team Charter

Virtual team collaboration with a time-optimization task-management (business productivity) framework for getting things done onDemand. With (For Every Idea) digital transcription (Services) you have the opportunity to capture/tame distracting ideas with reusable information formats that can preserve/externalize difficult (personal/professional) concepts with only a few kilobytes of bandwidth and less than a penny's worth of electricity. 

Otherwise framed, when virtually authored with open-web standards, a task list can quickly be:

• outsourced (scheduled) for external resources to complete; 
• put in a parking lot (shopping list); and/or
  
• revisited at a later date when further action can be taken in less than 30 seconds.

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What are online behaviors?

1. Godwin's law
   As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Hitler approaches 1
   
   
2. Trevors Axiom:
   an initial troll (Person A) makes offensive or controversial remarks to another individual (Person B) with the intention of provoking a reaction from a third party (Person C). The intention is that person C's gross overreaction and self righteousness to the trolling of person B will elicit further reactions from persons D through F who are not trolls but cannot help themselves from ripping on person B. Thus causing a fission like chain reaction leading to an explosion that brings out the worst in humanity.