How Do I Prevent Mysel From Hitting Emergency Scan Modality?

This is our first check-in episode. Justin is making progress on his goals, hasn't really figured out what he wants to do with Evernote, and doesn't really seem to use his task manager.

Links:

• The 12 Week Year: Get More Done in 12 Weeks than Others Do in 12 Months: Brian P. Moran, Michael Lennington: 9781118509234: Amazon.com: Books
• Toastmasters International -Home
• STREAKS. The to-do list that helps you form good habits. For iPhone.
• STREAKS WORKOUT. The personal trainer that you actually want to use. For iOS.
• The 1 Percent Rule: Why a Few People Get Most of the Rewards
• An Overview of How I Use OmniFocus – A Learn OmniFocus Webinar | Using OmniFocus
• Joe Buhlig | leverage the digital and welcome real life
• Homepage | Scrum.org
• Evernote
• DEVONthink
• Reinvented Software - Keep It for Mac
• Conquer your to-do list with the GTD Technique – The Crossover Blog – Medium — By failing to put things where they belong (a to-do list, a calendar, etc.), you become stressed by trying to remember everything. This leads to what Allen calls emergency scan modality, which he describes as a continual state of “scanning the horizon looking for the next fire to put out.” Needless to say, this is no way to be productive.