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Clarity comments on Bragging thread September 2015 - Less Wrong Discussion

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Comment author: Clarity 03 September 2015 09:17:17AM *  2 points [-]

Made a daily checklist for myself. It reduces my decision fatigue but makes me a bit more neurotic.

Here it is:

  • bookmarks zero

  • inbox zero

  • sms zero

  • calendar zero

  • business cards zero (get rid of a set of business cards everyday)

  • asssessments zero

  • RSDmotivation

  • brush, floss

  • poop, pee, repeat as needed

  • shower and soap

  • diet as needed

  • stretch

  • run or walk

  • mental skills checklist: scanning, avoidance coping, performance emotions, positive self-talk, acceptance and commitment, theory of mind, euphoric recall, cognitive distortions, memory skills, expectations, mnemotechnics, relaxation, forgiveness, flow, self-efficacy, extinction bursts, rationality skills ('the sequences', leave comfort zone optimal anxiety, self-esteem, role models, gratitude, groundedness, smile, laugh, confidence, gratitude, novelty, fun loving (like J.C, that girl I crushed on!), solution focussed therapy, decatastrophise, don't victimise, time perspective, selfhandcapping, generic solution space refresher(e.g. economics etc), hypotheseses, modelling and simulation, planning and executive functions, attention, ambition, goal-mindeness, aggression, dominance, compassion, empathy, honesty, personality, mindfulness

  • eat and/or restock: spinach, carrot, eggs, lettuce, quinoa, salt olive oil spread, peanut butter, yoghurt, tortillas, banana, mandarin, strawberries

  • drink water

  • change clothes

  • declutter (e.g. donate stuff you don't use)