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CREATING YOUR
MORNING RITUAL
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It eventually becomes a second habit, a ritual. Your
brain eventually programs itself. It memorizes
triggers and goes on autopilot. It allows you to
Every single successful evaluate situations without going too much into it.
person I know has You start making unconscious decisions. These are
similar habits: micro-habits.
A morning ritual takes 30 days to stay. At the end, you become more productive. If you check your
emails first thing in the morning, you’re making your day about other people’s problems.
Make your bedroom a place where you sleep -- not Make sure to have no blue light 30 minutes
spend time on the phone. That way you’re not before you go to sleep (examples of blue light:
checking emails first thing in the morning. iPhone, television, etc.)
Sleep is critical. In visual effects, we glorify not Sleep with sleep plugs, especially if you have
getting enough sleep. That doesn’t make you a loud neighbors.
hard worker or a badass. I believe in sleep debt:
all the hours of sleep that you don’t get -- they
eventually accumulate. Use a sleep mask.
If you can’t get enough sleep, make sure that the Keep your window blinds open, so that your
sleep you do get -- is quality sleep. There is a lot body can produce melatonin. When the sun
of sleep hacks you can look up. I’ve rises, you wake up feeling better.
experimented with this a lot.
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Drink a lot of water before sleep. because I had so much energy. Caution: You will
never get used to it! But you will feel energized
every morning. You want to get your body to shake.
Avoid alcohol before sleep. Don’t try to make yourself warm right after. Let your
body return to its temperature naturally.
Eat celery or almond butter before. Those foods * An alternative: Shower in the morning, then
put nutrients back in your body. switch it to cold water.
Try ice baths*: Put 2-3 bags of ice into cold water Plan your day the night before. Writing things
and spend 20 minutes in it, to get your body to down is a powerful tool. Before you leave work
circulate blood. Do it when you wake up the at the end of the day, write down what you need
morning and then again before you go to sleep. to do in the morning. By writing those tasks
Athletes do this a lot. When I started doing that, I down, they will be out of your mind. When you
went from not being able to hold my head up in the get back to the office in the morning, you’ll know
mornings from exhaustion to running to work exactly what you need to do.
Eliminate your distractions. Assign a time for each task. By assigning times, it
makes you aware of how long something is going
Batch tasks together: Make coffee and breakfast to take.
at the same time, for example.
Monitor those tasks and how long they actually
Write down everything you want to accomplish in take. It allows you to accurately gage how much
the mornings. time you have allotted. If you’ve over-scheduled
yourself, you’ll see it.
Do the tasks all in one set.
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Get a timer and watch it as you’re working on a happened. That’s the best way to treat failure.
task. It keeps you focused. Look at it as a new opportunity to learn and
get better.
Monitor your distractions but don’t beat
yourself up when you do go off your time The earlier you get up, the more time you have to
limit. Figure out why that distraction get stuff done. Treat sleep as a reward.
Mornings are Opportunities You will have 3-4 hours to focus on yourself in the
mornings. Identify a goal you have and pursue
What you gain from all of this -- is more time. For that. You can get through a lot of material really
me, nothing happens in the mornings and there quickly. It’s all about creating time and focusing
are no distractions. I prefer to go into the office on bettering yourself:
before everyone else gets there (and the render
farms are free!) I leave at 6:00 or 7:00 at night
and I have time to spend time with the people I
care about. Taking advantage of the mornings --
is a powerful tool.
Learning new skills;
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10 KILLER
TIME-MANAGEMENT TIPS
FOR ARTISTS
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https://magazine.artstation.com/2015/03/10-killer-time-management-tips-artists/
These killer time management tips cover anything from identifying your personal time wasters to creating
your flow -- all to make sure that you get your work done successfully and get home to spend time with
your loved ones or to spend it on your own personal projects.
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Prioritize those tasks. You want no more than
two primary goals for the day.
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IDENTIFY YOUR TIME WASTERS
There’s a cool app called RescueTime that monitors what you’re doing on your computer. At the end
of the day, it tells you how much time you spent in each application.
Look at a typical working day, and identify When you need to focus, you can tell
where you’re wasting time. Common RescueTime to block distractions
time-wasters include social media and email. (you can specify what counts as a distraction)
for the next two hours, or prevent you from
browsing non-work-related websites.
Available for Windows, Mac, iOS and Android, RescueTime tracks how much time you spend in
different apps to identify time-wasters. The Lite version is free; a Premium account is $9/month.
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DON’T MULTITASK
(BECAUSE YOU CAN’T!)
Making time to focus on a job is all about Meetings can be another huge time sink. See
batching up other tasks: if there are ones you can skip without
drastically affecting your day. This can be a
Batch emails into one hour, once or twice a day. sensitive subject, so try presenting it as being
able to get more done if you can group all of
Make Facebook a recreational thing at 4:00 the meetings together, or only attend specific
p.m. when you can spend 30 minutes on it parts of a meeting (the ones relevant to you).
and enjoy it, rather than sneaking it in every If a production co-ordinator is taking notes,
time the boss isn’t looking. suggest you just get those notes.
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STRUCTURE YOUR DAY TO
CREATE PERIODS OF FLOW
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BLOCK OUT THE WORLD
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SPEND THE LAST 15 PLAN OUT THE NEXT DAY
MINUTES OF THE DAY
WRAPPING UP Write down a plan of attack for the next day.
If you know that you need to find this reference
and talk to that person when you get in, in the
morning, you avoid the process of mental
de-fragging. You can just switch your brain on
and resume where you left off.
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EXTREME WORKFLOW AND
PRODUCTIVITY HACKS
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MATCH YOUR BIORHYTHM TO that you make. The more you can communicate,
YOUR ENTHUSIASM the more you can synchronize.
You want your energy and enthusiasm levels to WRAP EVERYTHING AT THE
match. When you start on a project, you’re excited. END OF THE DAY
If you spend days on a project and in the review
you find out it’s going in the wrong direction, your Communication is a huge part of your success.
enthusiasm will start going to go downhill. Your Figure out what you’ve done in a day and
progress will peak when you start accomplishing communicate that via an email. When you leave for
what the client / the director wants, but your the day, production may still be going. Your
enthusiasm might have already gone downhill. communication will keep production updated: tell
them where the assets got emailed. Some people
Asking the right questions ensures that your may think it’s too much information. But in the 11th
progress is happening while your enthusiasm is hours -- when they’re looking for stuff -- they’ve
still there. Make sure your minimize the mistakes already received that information from you.
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If you over-communicate:
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USE TOOLS TO TRACK YOUR
In the long run, it gives you more
PROGRESS confidence. And if you start meeting your
own deadlines, it builds your producers’ and
I like having tools that help me stay conscious of clients’ confidence in you.
You can use both of these websites at the same time. They don’t conflict. They also help you track how
much time you spend on each task. That way, when you plan your schedule, you can predict how much a
task demands.
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There is a service called Task Rabbit. ELIMINATE THE TIME DRAIN OF
Having a virtual assistant is helpful for services MEETINGS
here and there.
It’s important to attend review sessions:
You can even hire people to look for jobs for you
and get your cover letters ready.
You notice what kind of style your Supervisor
might like.
Try experimenting with this. It will get you into a
You see where the project is going.
managerial mindset of delegating tasks. Freeing up
your time will be really effective!
However, reviews take at least an hour out of your
day. You could ask to get called in when your shot
LET’S TALK ABOUT OVERTIME is being reviewed. Suddenly, you get yourself
another hour. Your Supervisor may also do rounds:
When it’s crunch time, there are so many negative He / she comes to your desk to review your stuff.
things that come with that: chaos, backed-up These are very effective!
render farms, unhappy families. Start coming in
earlier in the morning and doing your overtime
then. The benefits of that are:
This is a bit of shift, but it keeps your body clock on If you have 2-3 authorities who are giving you
how it’s meant to be running. You’re getting up in different tasks, find out who your Supervisor is.
the morning and you have your evening hours When other people dump additional tasks on you,
back. your productivity is getting depleted.
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Make sure to communicate with your Supervisor when someone else is giving your another task. That
way everyone will understand what your workload is. Producers may not communicate; but if you don’t
communicate, people may continue layering work on you.
You want the success of accomplishing a task. If you don’t accomplish things, it feels like a bit of failure.
NOTE:
If you’ve been given a task that has an unrealistic completion time, you must communicate that right
away. If you agree to it without speaking up, it’s your responsibility to deliver.
This is also an opportunity to get on the same page of what’s expected. You may think you’re expected to
deliver the entire world, while the client is asking for one small thing.
PARKINSON’S LAW
LEARN TO SCRIPT
(See Allan McKay’s Tutorial on Scripting Custom FX Tools)
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MANAGE YOUR WORK LIKE A CREATE AN EYE CANDY
PRODUCER FOLDER
Get used to spreadsheets to track your tasks, I have built this as a tool. Anytime I did a play
deadlines and progress. This is a method I started blast or a preview, I would save it on that
using 10 years ago, and it still works these days. directory. That meant I had a copy of
Use ShotGun. I find that to be helpful because I can everything I was working on. When a client
manage 30 different tasks at the same time. If the asks to see something, I don’t need to
spreadsheet is available on Cloud, Supervisors can interrupt my flow. It also means having a
track tasks on their own. You are also able to give copy to see the progress. Whenever I’m in
answers quickly on the status of a task. a rut, I’d review my work so that I could
see what was missing. If I ever to start
from the beginning of the shot, I could
see when I hit a creative plateau. I like
being able to visually identify where
that plateau happened.
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SET TIMERS
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KILLER TOOLS TO HELP
YOU GET SHIT DONE
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These are some common tools I rely on day to day, EMAIL GAME
www.emailgame.baydin.com
like capturing email addresses for potential studios
for which you want to work. If you want to check out I use Email Game which is an extension of Gmail:
the video version of this Podcast (to see these tools www.emailgame.baydin.com to stay on top of my
emails -- in Gmail.
visually), go to www.allanmckay.com/31download.
Organize your tasks and events. you’re answering remains on the screen.
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You can thin out the daily Inbox and reschedule batches. It’s a chance to delegate them to
answering the less urgent emails. certain times. You become faster at any task, if
It will take the less pressing email away and you’re doing it repetitively.
resent it to your Inbox later. (It provides a menu When I hit reply, I could schedule a follow up
of time by how much you wish to delay the email as well -- unless the person responds to
response.) the very first one.
It has a calendar button. Typically, when I’m “Send Later” designates sending an email at a
working on emails, I’ll type in the date and time. certain time. For example, Dropbox would
I use Google Calendar to schedule blocks of handle the files, but I would schedule a
time to answer emails and then answer them in follow-up email to my clients via Boomerang.
RAPPORTIVE
https://business.linkedin.com/sales-solutions/sales-navigator/feature-list/sales-navigator-for-gmail
This creates a sidebar which brings up all the LinkedIn information it can find on that person:
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FOLLOWUP.CC TASK MANAGEMENT APPS
www.followup.cc FOR IPHONE
This emailing program is more for sales. One of its These are basic, swipe-based, gesture based apps
major benefits is you can see when someone has that you can sync everywhere:
read your email. You can also boomerang your
email as well via this tool, just like in Boomerang.
Wunderlist: www.wunderlist.com
Any.do: www.any.do
Clear: www.itunes.apple.com/us/app/clear-task
EVERNOTE
s-reminders-to-do-lists/id493136154?mt=8
www.evernote.com
AWESOME NOTE
www.bridworks.com/anote
TRELLO I use this tool for my Live Webinars. It’s free and
www.trello.com you can have designated chatrooms. This is quite
useful because you can share information easily
I’ve spoked about this with Tobin Kirk, Executive among team members. You can have a realtime
Producer for Blind: www.allanmckay.com/22. This conversation which is so beneficial to a team.
is a visual card system for tasks. Rather than trying to call each other or organize
meetings, you can get immediate answers from
You can organize lists. each other.
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TICK TICK FILE SEEK
www.ticktick.com www.fileseek.ca
A tool that provides a simple checklist. This is a tool to search for files or for information
inside a file. If you do any scripting, it’s especially
GROUP ME awesome! It will bring up anything to do with any
www.groupme.com string and show a preview of the file.
ONE NOTE This one may sound a little crazy. I use Dropbox
www.onenote.com (www.dropbox.com) extensively, especially when
I work remotely. You can upload from Dropbox.
This is Microsoft’s version of Evernote. I use this to You can set up a folder for that -- and you can set
consolidate or segregate information extensively it to do so automatically.
on any projects I’m constantly updating. It’s a Cloud
applicaiton, so I can update stuff from anywhere.
VIMEO
www.vimeo.com
FLIPBOARD
www.flipboard.com
Vimeo has a lot of powerful tools:
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FOCUS @ WILL
www.focusatwill.com
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TIME DOCTOR SPEAK IT
www.timedoctor.com https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/speak-it-text-to-
speech/id308629295?mt=8
This allows you to track time easily. You can set a
timer. If you are inactive for more than 30 minutes, Speak It is available in Google Chrome. It can
it stops the timer. It has a free and a commercial select a text and speak it back, which saves you
version. You can use that to track your time for time from reading the article.
billing your clients.
HEAD SPACE
QUICK VOICE www.headspace.com
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/quickvoice-reco
rder/id284675296?mt=8 This is a meditation app for people who are new to
meditation. If you can meditate for 10 minutes a
This is an iPhone app that is a voice recorder. It can day, it’s great!
sync with Evernote, Dropbox or other apps. You
can record dailies or conversations, and you can
review those recordings later.
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MINT.COM GIFTS.COM
www.mint.com www.gifts.com
This is a tool for managing your finances. It tracks There is a thing that’s called reciprocity. Giving
every expense you put in: bank accounts, people small items -- without expecting anything
investment portfolios, expense, etc. It’s been useful back -- is a great way to thank people.
for me to file taxes because I can categorize
everything! (Note: Nobody can access your
sensitive financial information, neither can you *APP SUMO
transfer money. You don’t put in actual account www.appsumo.com
numbers into the database.) It helps you:
You can look for deals on all of these apps here!
Track your money.
Build reports.
Make recommendations on cutting down some fees.
Prepare for tax season.
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EVERY TOOL I USE TO
10X MY DAY
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I thought it would be helpful to talk about tools and foam roller while working standing up. It helps me
devices that I use to increase my productivity. Just use my core at all times.
a note: I am not affiliated with anything I’m
promoting here. Some of this is VFX related, other Other health tools to consider:
things are tools of productivity. Inversion table
Gravity boots
First, I want to mention a stand-up desk for those
of us who work long hours. It’s an electronic desk
that can handle any weight and I can use it while FOLDER GIT
sitting down or standing up. If you’re freelancing, http://rpmanager.com/FolderGit/foldergit.htm
you can take VariDesk (www.varidesk.com). It’s a
desk that you put on top of another desk. When This is tool started by Grant Adam. It allows you to
you want to stand up, you use a lever and it’s really store directories, menus, maps, renders, programs,
simple to raise it up. etc. Whenever you right click, you can jump to any
project folder. It allows you to do extra advanced
I also have a foam roller to repair myself a bit. You stuff. This is a free tool. (And here is a tutorial I’ve
can use it to prop up your feet up while you’re made on how to use it:
sitting down. I’ve also been able to stand on the https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQsR6V_lBIs.)
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DROPBOX You can get more advanced with it. Everything is
www.dropbox.com synced automatically.
I share a lot of my files with my clients. It uploads There is also Google Drive
to a cloud to the cloud and they synchronize to (www.google.com/drive) and Amazon Cloud
every machine that has access to that folder. I use (www.amazon.com/clouddrive).
this all the time. If you’re freelancing, it’s great to Aspera (www.asperasoft.com) is pretty much
have your freelance folder with your assets and the industry standard for safe transfers via
everything else. iCloud.
This is a tool for payment processing and an invoicing platform. Of course, there is also Quickbooks. You
can set up all of your clients in it, as well as calculate your totals. It has professional looking templates.
IT’S ALMOST
www.itsalmo.st
This is a countdown timer. It helps me stay more conscious about my distractions. If I see my timer, I get
more focused. This is a great way to constantly recalibrate myself to stay focused. This one works pretty
well for what I need to do.
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HELLO SIGN
www.hellosign.com
EPIC PEN
www.epic-pen.com SHOTGUN
www.shotgunsoftware.com
I do a lot of webinars and live coaching. I’m always
For project management -- especially for big studio
drawing on my screen and I use Epic Pen a lot.
-- this has become a standard for task
management. Sometimes, it can be a bit of an
overkill for a smaller studio (depending on the pace
of your studio).
CAMTASIA AND JING
https://www.techsmith.com/video-editor.html and
https://www.techsmith.com/jing-tool.html
TOGGL
I use Camtasia to record my quick videos (under 5 www.toggl.com
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BASECAMP AND ASANA ADOBE MEDIA ENCODER
www.basecamp.com and www.asana.com http://www.adobe.com/products/media-encoder.
html
These are more manageable project management It goes without saying that this is a great tool for
tools. Basecamp is commercial while Asana is free batch conversions. I use it:
(although there is an advanced version available
with a paid membership). I use Asana a lot with my To create proxy’s;
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3 GREAT CAREER STRATEGIES
TO LEARN FROM YOUR BOSS
Check out Allan McKay’s Article Here:
https://magazine.artstation.com/2015/05/killer-career-strategies-learn-managers/
Although it’s easy to blame management if you’re STRATEGY 1: TRACK TIME LIKE
having a hard time at work, it’s important to realize A PRODUCER
that there are things you can learn from your
managers, too: Things that can help you avoid When they start out in the industry, a lot of artists
problems before they even arise. The more you have trouble estimating how long it’s going to get a
pay attention to how studios run and try to work in job done, which often means that they have to
the same way, the less producers and Supervisors work late. Instead of just accepting that this is the
are going to be on your butt – and the more way things are, think like a producer.
successful you’re going to be!
Producers ask for time sheets so they can
Look at these 3 great productivity strategies you understand how long a particular task takes, in
can learn from the other people in the studio: the order to see how much time to budget for it in
people whose job it is to keep the business running future. The more you do this yourself and track
smoothly. how long you’re actually spending on a task,
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the more accurately you will be able to estimate people. Tell them how long you will be, and ask
how long things will take in future. (It’s usually if there’s anything else they can be doing while
two or three times longer than you first think!) they wait. That way, they can shift their priorities
You can get an app to do this for you. a little bit to compensate.
RescueTime tracks how long you spend in a
particular software each day, so it can tell you if Some people, particularly if they aren’t from an art
a job you expected to take half an hour actually background, don’t understand how a job
took four. progresses: It’s just, “Is it done yet?”. If you can
If you are running late on a task, rather than show them the timeline of your work, they will be
hiding and hoping nobody notices, go and tell able see that you’ve been putting the hours in.
Windows, Mac and mobile app RescueTime tracks how much time you spend in different apps to show
how long jobs really take. The Lite version is free; a Premium account is $9/month.
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STRATEGY 2: COMMUNICATE So be like a production coordinator and keep
certain of the direction you need to go in before same level as those people around you, the more
you spend a lot of time on it. you will be respected, and your opinion will be
trusted – and in the long run, that makes your own
life easier.
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STRATEGY 3: REVIEW YOUR WORK LIKE A SUPERVISOR
A huge thing I learned when I was young was to other work you still have to do. Once all other
begin to look at my work from the perspective of tasks are done, you can look at additional
the client or Supervisor, rather than as myself. The changes. That way, you stay focused on what
more you put yourself in the position of the people you were originally asked to deliver, rather than
who review the final output, the more likely you are wasting too much time on something that will
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This means asking questions at the outset,
and keeping up the communication to check if
you’re heading in the right direction. It’s
natural just to want to dive in and22
start creating, but by minimizing
the number of revisions you
need to do later, you’ll be saving
time in the long run.
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Learn to speak spreadsheet: detailed records like this, showing what you’re doing and when, make
managers far more likely to trust your proposed work schedule in future. This one is for a VFX job, but the
same principle applies to all commercial art work.
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BONUS! ADVICE FROM PRODUCTIVITY
EXPERT AND BESTSELLING AUTHOR
DAVID ALLEN
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David Allen is a bestselling author of Getting Things those could be the reason why you fall off:
Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity. He is also
1. Identify what’s pulling your attention. What’s
a management consultant and a productivity
distracting you right now? The first mistake
expert. Allan McKay and David Allen discuss the
people make is they use their head as their
four steps to productivity according to the GTD
office. It wasn’t designed to do that. Your brain
System, and the tips for freeing up space -- for
didn’t evolve on being able to prioritize. It
more creativity.
evolved on being able to survive the juggle, or
whatever. You have an incredible machine in
THE 4 ELEMENTS TO GETTING your head that can recognize patterns in your
THINGS DONE reality. But you go to the store to get lemons,
but you come back with six other things and no
There are four key elements that you have to lemons. What happened? You gave your brain
employ to get your kitchen under control and to get the job of remembering. It wasn’t designed to
your consciousness under control. Any one of do that.
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2. Even if you make a list -- budget, mom, bank --
then you have to decide what you’re going to DO
about it. Why did you write down “mom”? “Well,
her birthday is coming up.” What are you going to
do about it? “I don’t know.” That’s the problem.
• What’s your commitment?
• What’s your action?
• What’s your outcome?
So:
1. Capture it!
If you’re taking on several projects, or if you’re
2. Clarify it!
taking your work home, you’re not present. If you’re
3. Organize it!
on your Smart Phone while your daughter is
4. Review it!
playing soccer, I’m sorry, you are not present. That’s
what people are really after:
TIME VS. SPACE
• “I need room to think about how to do things
You don’t need time -- you need space. It doesn’t
take any time to have a creative idea -- that idea of strategically.”
what to do with that graphic or that spin on the • “I need room to think about my next gig and what
website -- it doesn’t take any time to be present, or I want to be doing out there in the world.”
innovative, or loving. Any of those golden goodies • “I need room to step back -- or step up -- to think
we’d like to have to be successful! But they do about above the horizon, about what I am and
require something: They require room in your head! what I want to do right now.”
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That’s hard to do if you have so many open loops line in the middle of the road? “I like it.” Why?
you’ve agreed to handle. The key to getting things “Because it gives me the freedom to think about
done is not about getting things done. The keys is other things while I’m driving.”
to be engaged with those commitments you’ve
got in your life. All those things -- down to the Is structure constraining or is it liberating? That’s
mundaneness of your life -- those are the things the key question you need to ask. What structure
that tend to grab your attention, from having the do I need to not worry about my bank account?
space to think about the things you need to think That’s the key message I have for the creative
about. audience in creative fields. Having the right
structure -- that’s the whole point of all of this.
SPONTANEITY VS. STRUCTURE
There is no difference with other aspects of your
Spontaneity is directly proportional to your ability life. Get aspects together so that you’re freed up to
to create structure. You’re free to be give it the freedom to range around into the
spontaneous. I ask, What do you think about that nothing where inspiration happens.
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DAVID ALLEN’S TOOLS FOR GETTING ORGANIZED
1. What’s absolutely critical is pen and paper. No 3. The result of that is some sort of a list: a list of
WiFi, no batteries. You need to capture ideas as errands, a list of things you need to talk to your
they occur to you. No decision about it, get it wife about, a list of projects, etc. Have a list
out of your head. That’s step one. manager. That’s the only tool you need. You
2. Have a physical in-basket where you throw in all could do it with a paper-based planner (you
your notes. When you get time and the frame of could have a page called “errands”, you could
mind, empty that in-tray. Go through all your have a page called “calls”). There are hundreds
notes. Then, go through the clarifying process of list managers out there.
-- of what you need to do -- about the things
you’ve captured.
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CONCLUSION
Now that you've made it to the end, it is up to you to apply all of this knowledge, methods and techniques to
transform your mindsets and behaviors and build your ritual. You've been handed the tools to do so, but
none of it matters unless you are mentally ready to put all of this into action!
One of the most common things I hear is "I just wish I had more time". More time to do what?
What would you do if YOU had an 1-2 days per week to focus on your bigger goals? The methods mentioned
in The Productive Artist are the keys to allowing you to create more time to do exactly that.
- Allan McKay
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THE PRODUCTIVE ARTIST
BY A L L A N M C K AY
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