Monthly Archives: May 2009

Comments on Bit Literacy

I recently completed an essential book for those with a serious interest in productivity:  Bit Literacy by Michael Hurst. While I can’t say that I agree with everything in the book, it was a provocative read that went deeper than … Continue reading

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Not Time Management, Habit Management!

It’s a difficult case to make — time management is the result of well-executed habits, and people who find themselves stuck in a rut when it comes to this part of their lives will never be able to improve their … Continue reading

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The Problem with Time Management

An interesting article caught my eye the other day entitled “The Problem with Time Management.” Given my own interests, I grabbed it up, thinking that I could finally retire the entire 2Time effort because, finally, someone else had come up … Continue reading

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Low Adoption Rate of Time Management Techniques

I came across the following post from the Success Making Machine website that refers to a podcast by David Allen in which he describes the low adoption rate of time management.  It’s titled (in part) David Allen on GTD®’s Low … Continue reading

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