Not completely comfortable with the precise choice of that neologism. I’d have preferred post-scheduling or something. Although that is due to a difference in focus. In the original concept – from The Now Habit – the emphasis is on scheduling not-work, and filling in the blank spaces with work after each period. By contrast, I’m interested not merely in the category of “reduce procrastination”, but also in the related “awareness and variation of activities”.
In any case, as a strategy, it should achieve a number of immediate and long term effects. This includes increasing consciousness of the choices made, and also as a consequence help build a listing of choices available. As an object of focus, a listing of what I do can also be a spur to considerations of what I can do and want to do, and so, what I am inspired to do.
