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Collective Intelligence Wins
My experience consulting and working in office environments in different countries tells me that the environment plays a very strong role in determining how productive the individual can be. Some research from MIT seems to back up this hunch. It … Continue reading
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Speaking at the IIE Conference
I have just been accepted to speak at the Institute of Industrial Engineers Conference in Reno, Nevada. I’ll be presenting on May 25th. The topic will be related to time management 2.0, of course and I’ll be echoing many of … Continue reading
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A New Home for Discussions
Hopefully, third time’s a charm. I have tried at different points in this website’s evolution to set up a decent discussion, but the technology never seemed to cooperate to make things work the way I wanted. All I have wanted … Continue reading
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Question and Answer Page on Facebook
I just put up a new page on Facebook in which I have an opportunity to answer questions from the general public on any topic related to time management. I’d love to hear from those of you who have any … 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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New TimeMgt 2-0 Twibe Formed
I took the liberty of forming a new twibe — TimeMgt2-0. If you think that’s some kind of typo or a Loony Tunes imitation of Elmer Fudd, rest assured it’s not — as I learned only fifteen minutes ago. Twibes … Continue reading
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.Ā While it’s not a time management issue, per se, … Continue reading
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Public Forums Launched!
I have just take the step to expand the forums for discussing all matters related to 2Time Management. Prior to this, they were only available to those who had taken the early versions of NewHabits-NewGoals (my live program) and MyTimeDesign … Continue reading
