Earlier this week I found an eBook over on ZenHabits. The book looks interesting and I’m looking forward to giving it a read, but the think that caught my eye was the business model; you can get the book for free. The whole book, as a downloadable eBook. Free. Now, there is a Premium version […]
Tag Archives: GTD
One way to Get Stuff Done [video]
Another Friday and another video — this time dealing with time management and organization. The video details how the fine folk at BlueSkyFactory like to organize their day and their workload. Not exactly my cup of tea — I’m currently experimenting with the Pomodoro system described by Tris Hussey on his blog. But it is […]
ToDo and Do and Do
Recently I discovered a nifty little iPhone / iPod app that simply keeps ToDo lists. And when you get busy, there’s nothing more reassuring than a good, functional ToDo list. …more This post is an excerpt from one of my weekly posts on the Future Shop Techblog. Check out the full post here.
Getting Things Done with Gmail?
Usually Google Apps for Business is the last of Googles free online application suites to receive new features, but ever since Google enabled Google Labs within Apps for Business, new features are rolled at the same time. Today Gmail received a simple Task List manager: Like many of Google’s enhancements, it’s a very simple implementation […]
Did you Get Things Done? Measuring productivity with RescueTime.
Last time I mentioned this great little Two Minute timer to help you manage your GTD Processing. Well, that’s great for when you’re actually hard at work and trying to be productive, but what about afterwards — when you want to know just what you spent your time doing (or not doing!). Do you trust […]
On time management and GTD
photo credit: jazzmasterson Lately I’ve been working with a few tools that help me streamline my various tasks and workflows. Over the next few posts, I’ll dive into them and my reasons for using them. First off, the Two Minute Timer. If you’ve been been under a rock for the last few years then this […]
This will surely free more of your valuable time
Tim Ferriss (4 Hour Work Week) lists 9 items in his ‘Not To Do List’ that make sense and will free up your time. I already do number 1, and try to do number 4: 1. Do not answer calls from unrecognized phone numbersFeel free to surprise others, but don’t be surprised. It just results […]