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Monthly Archives: June 2008
650 billion (not million) in Interruptions
An interesting article in the New York Times entitled”Lost in Email, Tech Firms Face Self-Made Beast.” Their effort comes as statistical and anecdotal evidence mounts that the same technology tools that have led to improvements in productivity can be counterproductive … Continue reading
Why MultiTasking Isn’t Working
This is a great article on Tim Ferriss’ blog written by Josh Waitzkin. Ever since I read the book Flow by Mihály Csíkszentmihályi, I have been a believer in the power of focusing on a single task at a time. … Continue reading
A Time Management System for a LifeTime
One of the goals of 2Time is to help users create time management systems that last a lifetime. What does that mean? Most people start to think about time management when they become overwhelmed by some life change, such as … Continue reading
Posted in Management
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“Yeah, But I Remember the Important Things”
This sentence is said perhaps thousands of times per day by someone who has just forgotten to take out the garbage, pay a bill, return a phone call or send an email with that phone number you wanted. It’s the … Continue reading
Cutting the Volume of Email
I picked up the following quote from a post in Tim Ferris’ blog: Jim — May 29, ’08 – 10:17 PM “Another effect of reading and replying to e-mail frequently is that you don’t allow others responses to build up. … Continue reading
Bought — a New / Old PDA
My agonizing is over — after a few days of heavy thinking I replaced my broken Palm Tungsten T… with a refurbished Palm Tungsten T. Q. What lead to this particular bout of insanity? A. Well, in a word it … Continue reading
Tips to Install New Habits
I just read an entry in Steve Pavlina’s blog and he makes some good, in-depth observations about his own attempts to install new habits, such as getting up at 5:00 am each morning. He has spent some time looking at … Continue reading
The Case Against the Zero Inbox
There are a couple of arguments floating around out that militate against the idea of a Zero Inbox. In my last post I gave the example of someone who has the problem of having thousands of unread emails. The first … Continue reading
Posted in 4HWW, Email
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Making a Case for the Zero Inbox
In the recent argument between the time management gurus mentioned in my prior post, I came across an interesting articles that emphasized the need for a breakthrough in inbox management. First off, let me start by saying that it’s not … Continue reading
A Public Fight Between the Gurus
A bit-based fight has opened up between the productivity gurus, Tim Ferris of 4 Hour Work Week (4HWW) fame and Mark Hurst, author of the book “Bit Literacy.” It all started with an article in Entrepreneur Magazine written by Lena … Continue reading
Posted in 4HWW, Application, GTD
Tagged Entrepreneur.com, Getting Things Done, GTD, Mark Allen, Mark Hurst, Time Ferris
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