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Monthly Archives: December 2007
Task Tracking
As a consulting professional, I have tracked the way I use my time for years. One of the greatest innovations I have come across in the past year is a program called SnapLogger, which takes screen-shots every few minutes as … Continue reading
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Another 2Time Analogy
I recently got an email from someone who read my blog and came away with the idea that he SHOULD be moving towards become a Black Belt. Nothing could be further from the truth. Being a Black Belt certainly is … Continue reading
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A Hard Habit to Break
One of the more difficult habits to break when using Outlook is hard to change because of how the program is designed. Here is the typical scenario: Several pieces of email come into the Outlook in-box Each of them share … Continue reading
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