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Monthly Archives: August 2007
Habit Tracker — Joes Goals
I have been using a very simple and very useful habit tracker called Joe’s Goals. It is a very powerful tool that gives a visual display of how well one is doing in learning new habits. I think there is … Continue reading
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Prioritizing Makes No Sense
Almost all popular time management systems make the point that it is important to set priorities. They argue that people spend a lot of time taking actions that are not the best actions to take at that particular moment in … Continue reading
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The Basic 2Time Elements as “Big Rocks”
Put In The Big Rocks First! In “First Things First,” Stephen Covey tells a story that one of his associates heard at a seminar. The seminar presenter pulled out a wide-mouth gallon jar and placed it next to a pile … Continue reading
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Time Management isn’t Time Management
The truth is that time management is nothing of the sort. Time can’t be managed, in the strictest terms, because a user has no control of this very valuable resource. It has a life of its own, and cannot be … Continue reading
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Muscle Memory and Learning Habits
As I get into the task of turning the components of 2Time into a training course, one of of the challenges I have is a common one – how does someone teach themself to learn a new habit? In other … Continue reading
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Open Source
One of the great wishes I have for this site is that it become a place where people can add their thoughts to the discussion of the 2Time philosophy. The problem that I have found with this invitation is that … Continue reading
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The Ultimate Guide to Productivity Submission
Recently, blogger Ben Yoskovitz created a meme to create a list of the 100 best productivity tips, under the title “The Ultimate Guide to Productivity.” Over 100 people submitted their tips, and perhaps I won’t be too late in submitting … Continue reading
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The Half-Life of Time Demands
As explained in the post on Time Demands, each Time Demand is made up of some kind of trigger, plus a commitment. For example, that sock lying in the corner represents a Time Demand with the trigger being a visual … Continue reading
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More on Tossing
Here is an interesting article on the need to de-clutter a physical space from 43 Folders. The thing about clutter is that each and every piece represents a Time Demand that preys on the mind in the form of a … Continue reading
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Interesting Articles
I found this article on How to Create a Personal Productivity Scaffold by Steve Pavlina to be quite useful. In it, he talks about creating a scaffold or support for new habits, and also mentions spending an hour in the … Continue reading
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