Here’s an idea from a recent workshop participant: a way to simplify your world:

Put one issue/task on the desktop at a time. This singular focus helps clarify what is “signal” and what is “noise”, making it easier to pick up on your intuitive knowing, and easier for your life to be graced with helpful synchronicities.

It relates to another “focusing” idea that I heard in the same week (so I’ve taken ‘focusing’ to be a flirt!):

Most of us have long To-Do lists, often debilitatingly long. George Kao suggests that we create a real To-Do list that has a maximum of three items. You can move things on and off this list on different days or at different points in the same day. The idea is to keep at bay anything that is beyond your current 1-3 top priorities.
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I love the clarity this brings. Reviewing my long list from the perspective of picking the top three has caused me to knock about half off the list all together. They are what Stephen Covey would classify as “Not Urgent, and Not Important.” An instantly lighter load!

For the items that make the short list, my effort is concentrated and I’m much more productive, allowing me to add the next top priority to the short list.

Let me know how this resonates.