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Monthly Archives: September 2009
Assessing Your Time Management Skills
A key part of the 2Time system is a notion I created of different skill levels. Many people think that you either have time management skills or you don’t, and that it’s an all-or-nothing phenomenon. Few, including the time management … Continue reading
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Stickking to New Habits
While I’m happy with the ideas on this blog, and I truly believe in the power of Time Management 2.0, I still have the feeling of being stuck in Habit Changing 101. In other words, I’m still not satisfied with … Continue reading
Posted in Equipment, Habits, Uncategorized
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Facebook Page
I’ve just set up a new home for anyone interested in Time Management 2.0 and the challenge of creating custom time management systems. You can now access our page “Time Management 2.0″ directly with the following web address, so please … Continue reading
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“I Don’t Need Time Management”
I don’t often post a copy of my ezines that I reserve for those on my mailing lists, but this month I’m making an exception. I recently had a conversation with a colleague who kept missing deadlines while insisting that … Continue reading
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Your Invitation to the Discussion Group
For the next two weeks, I’m opening up registration to my first discussion group here at the 2Time blog. This online group will discuss some of the latest-breaking ideas in the area of time management that I hope to incorporate … Continue reading
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Free Time Management Coaching
I just came across a time management site that I’ve never noticed before. It’s called Priacta.com It offers free time management coaching via a toll-free number: Free Coaching Call Toll Free 1-888-PRIACTA (U.S. and Canada) I think that this is … Continue reading
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Lifelong Learning — A Way to Think About Time Management
There’s simply no way to create a great time management system from bits and pieces of tips dug up from here and there. But that doesn’t stop us from trying, does it? A quick search of Twitter for the phrase … Continue reading
Posted in learning, Other Systems, Thoughts, Tips
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As Weak as Your Weakest Link
One of the joking complaints I receive in my NewHabits workshops has to do with my decision to grant belts only when users have shown themselves to be proficient across the board at that level. In other words, no Yellow … Continue reading
