On watching this I’m aware that this is probably the most emotional performance of Steve Reich’s Clapping Music we’re ever likely to see. Maybe the most emotional performance of any of his music ever. How strange really, given that, by its nature, this performance is programmed and not a live performance.
Going through my email inbox in the Getting Things Done way, with a 2 minute timer. Some things you can get done in two minutes, others you can’t. Some things I thought I could do in two minutes but I was wrong.
Here’s me today:
Takes less than 2 minutes
starting this blog post
renewing a library book via the Fletcher Free Library online renewal thingie
quick scan of web article, turn it into a Twitter post scheduled for the future via bit.ly and cotweet.
sending a worthwhile web resource to my Evernote notebook.
Sifting an email that’s been put off and put off and put off into the right folder (it was reference and I kept thinking there was something that needed to be done with it).
Sending a quick note catch up with a friend for coffee.
Sending a quick note on a rate change to a client.
Checking in on a proposal that has been sent.
Leaving a comment on a great blog post.
Takes more than 2 minutes
logging in to Facebook to approve a friend request (get distracted)
read a web article to see if it’s worth sharing with others.
reviewing Howcast video and scheduling a future twitter post.
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