Spontaneous actionSpontaneous action is the world's most popular way of organising your day.
Its essence is not to plan anything in advance, but simply to act according to circumstances.
When choosing what to do now, a person is
not guided by long-term goals, but simply reacts to some external and internal 'stimuli'. We do not rely on long-term plans, and it is very difficult to improve our lives without them.
The result is a "hamster in the wheel" effect. Therefore, this method is great for the following situations:
Organising weekends.
A break from time management.
Tips If you decide to use "spontaneous planning" on any given day, try to start by remembering: don't you have any mandatory tasks today?
Don't forget the "traps of thinking" . As you start the next activity, ask yourself: is this really important?
If you are suddenly overwhelmed with a lot of things to do, it is better to at least briefly go back to more traditional time management.
