Org Mode - Organize Your Life In Plain Text!

Organising your life with pure text

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Everyone gets exactly the same amount of time: 24 hours in a day and 168 hours in a week. As it is your life, you are responsible for what happens to your time.Time management is essential to get anything done. At some point I had to figure out where my time goes. What I write here is an old story. This all started about three years ago.

Last Black Friday I posted to Facebook: I’m abstaining from buying anything today in protest of excessive consumerism. Make something instead! And got a rather curious reply from a friend: I wish I could make things I mulled that over for quite a while. I struggled to put myself in the commenter’s shoes. It’s wildly foreign to me. In my head, clearly creation is for everyone. It’s not the domain of some privileged class of individuals—it’s an essential act of being human. Everyone should—and can!—create. But I kept tugging at the thread because of a nagging suspicion that perhaps lots of people feel this way.

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Everyone gets exactly the same amount of time: 24 hours in a day and 168 hours in a week. As it is your life, you are responsible for what happens to your time.Time management is essential to get anything done. At some point I had to figure out where my time goes. What I write here is an old story. This all started about three years ago.

While I missed Emacs Carnival's Take two, with this month's prompt being Writing Experience, I figured I may have a thing or two to share about my Org...