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Monthly Archives: August 2007
Kinds of Lists
Listing is one of the essential practices of the 2Time Management system, especially for users above the Novice or White Belt level. The premise is simple: it is easier and more manageable to add an item to a list than … Continue reading
Giving the questions rather than the answers
One of the goals of the 2Time Management system is to once and for all separate the tons of advice with respect to time management and productivity thinking, and differentiate what is essential from what is merely useful. The fact … Continue reading
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So little research
Why is there so very little research in personal productivity? In designing the 2Time Management system, I have found that there is a severe lack of scholarship with respect to time management. I can only think that this is because … Continue reading
Capturing – Putting Items in Existence
One of the big problems that professionals have in learning how to improve their productivity is to discipline themselves to follow the simple principle of putting items in existence by making them tangible and visible. Making something “tangible and visible” … Continue reading
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