Monthly Archives: December 2008

Promises – A Productivity Hole

I am working on a project that involves multiple promises being made in every direction, and I am struck by an area of my own system for productivity that is underdeveloped.  While it’s not a time management issue, per se, … Continue reading

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Crackbery Video #2

Another funny video on Crackberry abuse from YouTube — this time set to music!  Click on the video here Post Footer automatically generated by Add Post Footer Plugin for wordpress. Tweet This Post  Digg This Post  Stumble This Post 

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Crackberry Video #1

OK – this is a bit of fun. I bet people who abuse their Blackberries would say this is not them… Click on the video here Post Footer automatically generated by Add Post Footer Plugin for wordpress. Tweet This Post  … Continue reading

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The Three Ingredients of a Daily Plan

I read an interesting post on the topic of the kinds of things that one should look to do on a daily basis. When I found it, I realized that it covered some of the things I wanted to write … Continue reading

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A Small, New Habit

I made a small change in one of my habits that I don’t recommend. It’s not that it’s a bad change — far from it — it’s NOT the case that I, all of a sudden, decided to do without … Continue reading

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Thinking for Yourself

I recently read an article that could be applied in all sorts of areas — politics. organizational change, and even person transformation. I just finished reading it again, and discovered a solid connectionbetween the its thesis and Time Management 2.0. … Continue reading

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The Link Between Managing Time and Peace of Mind

I recently wrote an article on the futility of trying to manage one’s time, instead of one’s habits. I was asked by the folks over at Simpleology.com to address the mistake that many people make when it comes to time … Continue reading

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Learning Time Management is Like Learning a Language

I came across an article on Tim Ferris’ blog on the topic of Why Language Classes Don’t Work:  How to Cut Classes and Double Your Learning Rate. I found it interesting because it parallels my experience in time management courses … Continue reading

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A Summary of Flow – the Goal of Time Management

The book, Flow, is one that I refer to often in my thinking about time management. I recently heard a wonderful presentation of the author of the book on the Ted website, given by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi. It’s a great summary … Continue reading

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