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up:: [[🌎 Home]]
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tags:: #map
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# Efforts 🏋️
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> Efforts allow ideas to breath. Projects smother them.
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You can use this data view to compile any note you tag with: `#effort`
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``` dataview
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TABLE WITHOUT ID
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file.link as Efforts,
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rank as "Rank"
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FROM #effort
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SORT rank desc
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```
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## Why "Efforts" are liberating
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Thinking of your efforts as "efforts"—and not projects—is liberating and empowering because:
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- **The definition is clear**
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- Efforts require some sort of *effort*. When you tag a note as an effort, you are letting yourself know that some sort of effort is intended.
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- **The definition is not too clear**
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- Efforts have _linguistic wiggle room_. Terms like "projects" are too narrow in scope to define the breadth of what an effort can be. This ambiguity is a feature, not a bug.
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Learn more about efforts:
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- [[The big differences between efforts and projects]]
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- [[How ideas and efforts play nicely together]]
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