DPS 周刊 79 - 按照精力规划时间
最近翻完了 At Your Best 这本书，它不仅详细地介绍了如何根据自己的精力来安排日程，也讨论了如何长远地将人生安排与之相衔接。很多介绍时间管理的书籍都会专注在如何更高效地完成更多的任务，但是他们忽略了一点，即人的精力是有限的。要想在有限的资源里分配更多的任务，那么只会导致任务的完成度和质量受影响。作者 Carey Nieuwhof 建议我们先关注自身的精力分配，按照高低，分为绿区，黄区和红区，即精力充足，精力有限，精力受限三块时间。然后根据任务的重要程度依次安排到这三块区域里。每天的绿区/黄区/红区的分布大致相同，这样有了一个预先安排好的分布，我们也就可以更合理地把任务安排进去，长远来看也就让我们更高效，也更有持续性。
Recap
又到了一年一度的新年愿望时刻，Shawn Blanc 认为有三种计划者，他们之间的共性是认为新年是一张白纸，我们可以任意规划：
- 一部分人都会在新年的第一个月改变很多习惯，但是到了第二个月就坚持不下去了；
- 一部分人会期望在新的一年里放弃一些坏习惯，从头开始建立新习惯，这可能也会变得很难；
- 要想长久地建立新习惯，或者改变旧习惯， 我们需要的不是白纸一张，而是结合原有的习惯，结合我们的自身情况，一点点改变。也就是 James Clear 在 Atomic Habits 里介绍的 habit stacking 的概念。
Daily Productive Sharing 626 - Which Type of Planner Are you?
One helpful tip per day:) It’s that time of year again for New Year’s resolutions, and Shawn Blanc believes there are three types of planners, and the commonality between them is the belief that the New Year is a blank canvas on which we can plan: 1. some people who
Every 的编辑推荐了他们的年度书单。
Daily Productive Sharing 627 - A Booklist by Every.io
One helpful tip per day:) The editors from Every.io prepared a book recommendation. If you enjoy today’s sharing, why not subscribe Need a superb CV, please try our CV Consultation Every.io 的编辑推荐了他们的年度书单。 如果你喜欢我们的内容，不如支持我们 :) 需要更棒的简历，不妨试试我们的 CV Consultation Link The Books that Shaped Our T…
最近一次的 coaching session 中，我的 coach 观察到我的显著变化，问我有没有什么奖励自己的计划？我说还没想好，等我处理完手上这些事再安排。她坚持要我立刻奖励自己，因为这是几个月来最显著的进步。我认真想了想，也没想到自己要什么奖励。读了Dr. Hannah Rose 的文章还是很有启发，她介绍了如何建立一个奖励系统来建立自我驱动：
- 连续强化通常用于开始一个新的习惯。
- 一旦掌握了技巧，我们就可以转为**间歇性强化。
- 只有在持续强化有助于建立你所期望的习惯之后，我们才可以转为间歇性的奖励。
- 每次达到目标时，我们随机抽出一个奖品，享受奖励自己的快感。
Daily Productive Sharing 628 - A Reward System
One helpful tip per day:) Dr. Hannah Rose introduces how to create a reward system to build self motivation: 1. Continuous reinforcement is often used to begin teaching a dog a new trick. 2. Once the dog has got the hang of it and sits every time you ask, you
Keavy McMinn 详细介绍了如何做技术研究，并提供可行方案。在她看来，技术研究主要回答三个问题：
- 我们要解决的问题是什么？
- 我们可以怎样去解决它？
- 我们如何为最小的消极后果做准备？
Daily Productive Sharing 629 - How to Prepare Technical Research?
One helpful tip per day:) Keavy McMinn elaborated on how to do technology research and provide viable options. In her view, technology research answers three main questions: 1. What is the problem we’re trying to solve? 2. How could we approach solving it? 3. How can we prepare for
David Perell 剖析道，有一种孤独叫做智性孤独：
- 他尝试从一切可能的渠道吸收知识，用尽一切的时间；
- 对待这种孤独最好的方式就是在网上写作；
- 网上写作这种分享方式可以吸引到不少志同道合的朋友，从而缓解这种孤独。
其实 David 的这种方式和我们开始做 DPS 非常类似。我们通过 RSS 阅读文章已经十多年了，除了一扫而过，标上星星之后，这些文章就永远沉睡在已读里。与其让他们这样沉睡，不如分享给大家，说不定对大家有点用呢？
Daily Productive Sharing 630 - Intellectual Loneliness
One helpful tip per day:) David Perell dissects that there is a kind of solitude called intellectual loneliness. 1. he tries to absorb knowledge from every possible source, using up all his time. 2. the best way to deal with this loneliness is to write online. 3. writing online is
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Daily Productive Sharing 312 - People Don’t Read
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Daily Productive Sharing 324 - How Does David Perell Write In Details?
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Daily Productive Sharing 330 - How to Learn by Following Others?
One helpful tip per day:) (下附中文版) #Misc Traditional learning is divided by discipline, but on the Internet, we can move away from this traditional way of learning, and David Perell suggests that we can have so called people-driven learning, which has several advantages: 1. a select group of sub…
Daily Productive Sharing 332 - How Does Curiosity Help Us to Learn?
One helpful tip per day:) (下附中文版) #reading Last week we shared two articles on life learning, both about the “how”, but it seems we left out the “why”. Today, David Perell’s article fills in the gaps: Why does learning begin? 1. there are two causes of learning: one is forced,
Daily Productive Sharing 333 - How to Get Ideas?
One helpful tip per day:) (下附中文版) #note_taking How to get ideas is always a challenge. David Perell offers his own insights on how to get inspired, a few of which are very constructive: 1. there is no rush to get inspiration, the more you rush, the less you get.
Daily Productive Sharing 368 - An Annual Review by David Perell
One helpful tip per day:) (下附中文版) #note_taking David Perell also brings his annual summary, which has a lot of insights beyond the basic review and is well worth reading. 1. platforms’ algorithms have their own preference, and creators need to choose between them if they want to maintain their
Daily Productive Sharing 400 - Innovate, but Imitate First
One helpful tip per day:) (下附中文版) David Perell critiques the current problem of innovation rather than learning from others. In his view, all innovation is based on learning from the past, that is, “standing on the shoulders of giants”. At present, many fields are pursuing originality, originality…
Daily Productive Sharing 442 - Why Shall We Read the Bible?
One helpful tip per day:) (下附中文版) #reading Although David Perell is not a believer, he recommends that everyone should read the Bible: 1. that the Bible is the cornerstone of Western culture and that one cannot fundamentally understand Western culture without reading the Bible. 2. many of the…
Daily Productive Sharing 453 - Creation and Compression
One helpful tip per day:) (下附中文版) #note_taking #mental David Perell discusses the relationship between creation and compression. 1. all creation is a compression process, just like when we extract maple syrup from maple trees. 2. in this compression process, we constantly discard some of the c…
Daily Productive Sharing 473 - More Work Than You Thought
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Daily Productive Sharing 500- A Big Idea
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Daily Productive Sharing 516 - Against Speeding up
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Daily Productive Sharing 563 - How Did Singapore Become Singapore?
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Daily Productive Sharing 570 - Life Advice by David Perell
One helpful tip per day:) David Perell recently had his 28th birthday. He followed Kevin Kelly, wrote 28 pieces of life advice, some of which are alarming: 1. Drop the exclamation point and rewrite the sentence. 2. Make decisions easy for busy people. You will rise fast in your career
Daily Productive Sharing 585 - Learn Like Athletes
One helpful tip per day:) David Perell suggests that we plan treat learning like an athlete planning his training:. 1. any learning goal can be broken down into executable goals: we can plan in three-month cycles and then break them down into smaller weekly or even daily goals. 2. our
Daily Productive Sharing 630 - Intellectual Loneliness
One helpful tip per day:) David Perell dissects that there is a kind of solitude called intellectual loneliness. 1. he tries to absorb knowledge from every possible source, using up all his time. 2. the best way to deal with this loneliness is to write online. 3. writing online is
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