Rhythms, Routines and Crafting a Rule of Life with John Drury
Beyond the To-Do List - Productivity for Work and Life
Prioritize Quantity to Find Quality
Non-linear decision-making is influenced by orienting values, which can be abstract and aspirational. These values often reflect what individuals prioritize in their lives, such as family. The distinction between quality time and quantity time is crucial; prioritizing quantity can lead to organic quality experiences. It's essential to identify and articulate these values clearly, as if someone were observing your actions over a week, they should be able to identify four key orienting values that guide your decisions and energy. The concept of aspirational values, represented as the fifth, acknowledges that some values may not yet be fully expressed in one's lifestyle.
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