Commit to an if-then closure note before predictable context switches.
Create an if-then trigger for writing a closure note before context switches. Use this when you are about to leave unfinished analytical, writing, planning, or review work for a meeting, message check, or break. If [specific switch cue] happens, then I will write: Current state is [where the work stands]. Next action is [first move]. Re-entry cue is [exact file, comment, row, or question]. In two days, check whether one closure note made it easier to restart a task. Five minutes before a meeting starts while a document or spreadsheet is unfinished. Right before opening Slack during a focused analysis…
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