Monthly Archives: September 2007

Time Tracking

Posted on September 13, 2007 by fwade

I have been testing a new software programme that I discovered a few weeks ago that tracks time management use by taking and storing snapshots of the screen at different intervals. I have been tracking my time for several years, … Continue reading →

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Deliberate Practice

Posted on September 12, 2007 by fwade

In the article “The Making of an Expert”, the author also makes the case that deliberate practice involves two kinds of learning: “[...] improving the skills you already have and extending the reach and range of your skills. The enormous … Continue reading →

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Measuring Success in 2Time

Posted on September 11, 2007 by fwade

In the HBR article, “The Making of an Expert”, referred to in my last post, the author makes the case that “real expertise must pass three tests“, and I think that these three tests must also be applied to the … Continue reading →

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Death of a Thousand Tips

Posted on September 10, 2007 by fwade

There are a number of time management websites that exist, all offering thousands of tips. To read them all, however, is to do oneself a disservice and create a distraction, if that is where one starts in an attempt to … Continue reading →

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