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Monthly Archives: October 2007
Scheduling: Hard Edges and Soft Reminders
I don’t remember where I first heard or read it – it may have been from Getting Things Done – but the idea of viewing your appointment book as a set of hard and soft items is one that has … Continue reading
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Cracking Your Personal Code of New Habits
There are so many good ideas from this article at The Leadership Labyrinth entitled “Installing a new habit and breaking an old one” that I don’t think there is much that I can add. The article has to do with … Continue reading
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