Malfunctioned Heart Repair; Day324; Mentoring #5-GTD

Psa 147:3  He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds [curing their pains and their sorrows].

A promise of repair for the believers.

Mentoring 101 – GTD
A few years back, I came across GTD and I was really impressed of how simple it is to get things done if we only follow certain principles.  I am not going to explain here what it is because the articles below will do that for you.  I placed this as #5 in the mentoring project because to me, this is one of the basic foundation of how we will be able to attain our full potential.  Print the flow chart in color and hang it in your wall for easy viewing.  If you come to my home office, these two GTD flow charts are visible right above my dual monitor screen.  A simple GTD rule: if you can do it in 2 minutes, do it, if not, schedule it and put it in your calendar or to do list.  The MIT on my journal came from the GTD.  MIT’s are very important, it becomes my goal for the day and when I accomplish that, I am satisfied and call it a successful day.  For those of you who are just starting to embrace the life of an adult, please don’t miss the opportunity to master GTD.  Believe me, If I’ve known this GTD system when I was 24, my life (I think) could have been much simpler.

5. Getting Things Done
Article-Science of GTD
Book-Zen To Done
Book-How To Get Anyone To Do Anything
GTD Flow Chart
GTD Flow Chart 2

MIT (Most Important Task)
1. Book: Beginning T-SQL, p 0-27
2. 1Mile Run
3.

0000, Sleep
0100, Sleep
0200, Sleep
0300, Sleep
0400, Sleep
0500, Breakfast; journal; 1Mile Run
0600, Leave for work
0700, At work
0800, At work
0900, At work
1000, At work
1100, At work
1200, At work
1300, At work
1400, At work
1500, At work
1600, At work
1700, At work
1800,
1900, Dinner
2000, Book: Beginning T-SQL
2100, Book: Beginning T-SQL
2200, Book: Beginning T-SQL
2300, Sleep
2400, Sleep

LOOKING BACK – YESTERDAY
What went well?
1. Built a log parser query to a long filename with space. The key is the single quotation mark post FROM

SELECT Date, Time, Category, [Alarm ID], [Alarm Name], [Lot ID], [Recipe Name], [Slot Number] , [Cassette Number] 
FROM '\\192.168.1.3\v$\lp\Alarm NSAL*.log'
WHERE [Alarm ID] = 'ALID100'
ORDER BY Date DESC

2. Remote buzzer project at work is progressing well.
3. Log Parser implementation at work was tested yesterday and working well.  How I wish there will be a web based version of the queries viewable in our intranet.  Will keep reading.

What didn’t go so well?
1.
What would you do differently next time?
1.
Conclusion:
1.