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Monthly Archives: August 2008
Hurricanes and Time Management in Jamaica
I am sitting here in Kingston where Tropical Storm Gustav has wreaked havoc on our island, disrupting life as we know it with a day and a half of torrential rainfall. What’s remarkable is that when we went to bed … Continue reading
Article: Are You a Multitasking Guru?
Michael, the author of Black Belt Productivity, make a compelling case to read the new book by Dave Crenshaw entitled “The Myth of Multi-Tasking.” He interviews the author, who shares the gist of the ideas contained in the book. Essentially, … Continue reading
Using Your Inbox as a List of To-Do’s
I came across the following quote which is taken from an article in the New York Times from June 26th entitled “E-Mail Etiquette for Public Figures.” I once read a popular book called “Getting Things Done” (you can read about … Continue reading
Time Management and Jamaica’s Olympic Success
Here in Jamaica, as you can imagine, we are glued to our television sets watching our countrymen win an unprecedented number of medals. We are a famously proud people, and right about now we are ready to burst with pride! … Continue reading
More on Scheduling
Andre over at The Tools for Thought blog has made some fine points about moving from using a calendar to do more than schedule “hard-edged appointments.” These are called “hard-edged” because they simply must be conducted at the prescribed time … Continue reading
Toss Away (Some of) the Tips
Awhile back I wrote a manifesto for publication on the ChangeThis.com website that was entitled “The New Time Management: Simply Focus on the Fundamentals and Toss Away the Tips.” I have not changed my mind about the value of the … Continue reading
Review of AgileEra’s Software — Personal Motivation Calendar
Recently, I downloaded AgileEra’s Personal Motivation Calendar and tested it during their 30-day free trial. Bottom-Line: I rated this product a Don’t Buy / Don’t Download. The home page seemed intriguing – the company promotes itself as “Your Expert in … Continue reading
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Practicing New Habits
I recently got a little too happy when I found a game on CNet.com that claimed to be a “time management game.” The reason for my premature celebration is that I have been trying to find a way to help … Continue reading
When To-Do Lists Don’t Work
For most professionals, To-Do Lists are woefully inadequate. The reason is simple — they have gotten to the point where they have too many time demands to be handled by a single ToDo list. In the 2Time system a user … Continue reading
