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13	13	About a week later, I realized that the ideas could apply, not just for physical possessions, but also for a lot of ideas and thoughts swirling in my head. I'm one of those people who has at least 1 side-project going on in addition to a serious hobby. I was often left feeling like I'd never done enough and there were lots of incomplete projects (mostly software) or things I wanted to get better at (photography, playing the saxophone, etc). Truth be told, I take on way more things than I realistically have time for. These would weigh heavily on my mind whenever I spent time broadly reflecting on how things were going and whether I'd made progress in my various endeavors.
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15		Around the same time, in January, I'd started trying to re-organize my life (yeah, a bit radical) using the techniques outlined in [~~/Productivity/~~GettingResultsTheAgileWay Getting Results the Agile Way] and there are some common threads in both books which apply broadly to better self-organization.
	15	Around the same time, in January, I'd started trying to re-organize my life (yeah, a bit radical) using the techniques outlined in [GettingResultsTheAgileWay Getting Results the Agile Way] and there are some common threads in both books which apply broadly to better self-organization.
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17	17	Eight weeks later, I re-read the book, this time prepared to filter out the awkward bits and focus on the core. Looking back at the last few weeks to see what I actually used, here's what I've learned: