Archive for September, 2007
Posted in September 27th, 2007
One of the major challenges for a 2Time user at any belt level is to find a system that fits the way in which they process their information.
Unfortunately, Microsoft Outlook, the industry leader in this sphere, does not seem to have been designed by a time management user, and instead seems to have been […]
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Posted in September 26th, 2007
One of the challenges I have been facing is how to start the day on the right foot each and every day.
Unfortunately, in Microsoft Outlook XP, there is no way to work with past appointments effectively, which is a real weakness in their system. If they have not been completed, the reminders merely […]
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Posted in September 25th, 2007
I have been looking for a while for some kind of add-on for Microsoft Outlook that will pull together different pieces of information into one single project.
I am trying to create something like a “workspace” that brings all the phone numbers, appointments, lists, files etc. into a single place where they can be viewed all […]
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Posted in September 24th, 2007
Prescriptions are pretty useful when they come from a doctor. However, they are dangerous when they come from a time management guru.
For example, one guru went so far as to require that users redefine everyday words such as “Now”, “Occasion” and “Concern”. The result was predictable - language that is difficult […]
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Posted in September 21st, 2007
It’s easy to see how Tiger Woods can arrange his practice. He gets up at 6am and goes over the the green and starts hitting balls, hundreds and and maybe thousands of balls.
In like manner, a tennis player can serve hundreds of balls over and over again.
These examples seem easy to understand, but what […]
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Posted in September 21st, 2007
This blogger
has the right idea. Practice the fundamentals until they become boring, well after they are burned into our unconscious and into our neuro-muscular systems.
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Posted in September 20th, 2007
Recently I submitted a proposal to an interesting website,
ChangeThis.com, that hosts manifestos from thinkers on new and different ideas.
I thought that this might be a good way to share some of the thinking I have been doing on this blog with a wider audience. I thought I would go more public with […]
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Posted in September 19th, 2007
If it’s one thing that you know about draining a swamp, it’s that once you start draining it, you don’t know what you are going to find.
The water level lowers, and the tallest stump reveals itself. It lowers some more, and the second tallest stump can then be seen. The process continues until the […]
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Posted in September 17th, 2007
Critical to improving one’s productivity and moving up the belts in 2Time is the ability to say “No.” Here are some ways, as contributed by a reader of this blog, YCC.
Things You MUST Learn To Say To Manage Your Time
“Excuse me, I hate to cut you off, but I have an […]
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Posted in September 14th, 2007
I just read a great definition of what being a Black Belt is all about. I am paraphrasing what was written on the website
Easy Time Tracking.
A Green Belt spends a great deal of their time working on being more productive, and more efficient.
A Black Belt’s goal, however, is to live better […]
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