Monthly Archives: July 2009

Instant Time Management Improvement! With No Effort!!!

I have become an avid, daily user of Twitter, and from TweetDeck  I have an ongoing search that updates itself continuously, letting me know when someone has tweeted using the phrase “time management.” I just checked the results of the … Continue reading

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Brilliance in Systems Thinking

As I mentioned in the prior post, I have just finished reading Sam Carpenter’s book — Work the System. I am a bit in awe of what he’s written, and the fact that he’s written it as a business-owner, rather … Continue reading

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Work the System – Now Free

I had the unique fortune of visiting the Work the System website while the book is being offered for free. While I write a review of the book, I want to invite you to “grab it while you can.” According … Continue reading

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A Survey Question Coming Soon

I am planning to ask some questions in an upcoming time management survey, about whether or not users have an issue with learning new habits. I recently read a shocking statistic — some 90% of Americans don’t get past the … Continue reading

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Covey’s FTF vs. Allen’s GTD

Articles like this one are interesting in their attempts to compare one time management system versus another. But if you read carefully, you’ll probably find yourself liking a few things from each, and willing to discard some different things from … Continue reading

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Entrepreneur Says – “I Have Time”

This is an interesting article that has more to do with changing one’s thinking, than anything else. I Have Time – How to Change Your Most Important Relationship. Post Footer automatically generated by Add Post Footer Plugin for wordpress. Tweet … Continue reading

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Another Custom-Built Time Management System

Here is a link to a post in which a user describes a time management system that she created for herself: My “GTD®” Hacks While I don’t know enough about her system to say much about it, she makes the … Continue reading

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Research on Interruptions

In other posts on this blog, I lament the lack of proper research in the entire field of time management, but recently I did come across the following paper that describes some empirical results in a study of interruptions. The … Continue reading

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New 2Time eZine on the Failure of Time Management Systems

I just wrote a new article for the 2Time eZine on the reasons why time management systems fail. It’s something  that I haven’t seen any of the gurus talk about, and it may be because the explanation isn’t something they … Continue reading

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An Argument for Time Management 1.0

While this blog is written to explore Time Management 2.0, I am starting to think that there is an argument for Time Management 1.0. What’s the difference? In Time Management 1.0, users were told to follow a prescription laid out … Continue reading

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