Monthly Archives: January 2008

The Problem of Not Scheduling

Many professionals only maintain lists of items to do, and don’t actually schedule anything other than appointments into their calendars. In the language of 2Time, they may be Green Belts at the skill of Listing, but Yellow Belts at the … Continue reading

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Multi-Sports and the Inescapable Fundamentals

I happen to be a part-time, amateur, middle-of-the-pack triathlete. Since 1997 I have been competing in races that involve a swim, bike and run at a variety of distances, the longest of which was an iron-distance race I did that … Continue reading

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“Email Bankruptcy”

I just heard the most appropriate term I have heard in a while – “Email bankruptcy”. According to the New York Times the definition is as follows: e-mail bankruptcy n. What you’re declaring when you choose to delete or ignore … Continue reading

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Zen to Done: a Fast Critique

I have been looking over the set of techniques described in Zen to Done, and I think there is a LOT of value being offered at the site, and the e-book looks like a steal for $9.50, for a document … Continue reading

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