Category Archives: Design

An Individualized Approach to Time Management

Posted on January 14, 2009 by fwade_admin

This is a guest post on developing a personal approach to time management by Holly McCarthy. With all of the advances in technology over the last several years, many people think that technology alone can help you manage your time … Continue reading →

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New NewHabits Design

Posted on November 14, 2008 by fwade_admin

I am considering a change to the way in which I conduct my live programs. The current NewHabits-NewGoals programs that I offer in the Caribbean are 2-day affairs that give a user everything they need to design their own time … Continue reading →

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A Time Management System is Like a Hot-Rod

Posted on September 29, 2008 by fwade_admin

When I was a teenager growing up in Kingston,  the idea of building your own car, a hot-rod, was an exciting one. (This was long before there were video games.) I remember when I attempted to re-build the carburetor on … Continue reading →

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Microsoft Outlook Team Blog

Posted on March 26, 2008 by fwade

I mentioned in a prior post that I have been looking for someplace on the internet where I could find a serious discussion about the philosphy behind Microsoft Outlook. I hoped that it would include those who developed the software. … Continue reading →

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Local Productivity — Jamaica

Posted on March 19, 2008 by fwade

It is well established that the productivity levels we experience here in the Caribbean are lower than those of North America. In a way, that’ s a good thing. After all, who wants to take a trip to a foreign … Continue reading →

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Putting it All Together

Posted on April 17, 2007 by fwade

Once a professional has committed to a lifelong process of mastering the way they manage their time, the 2Time system can become their very best guide. Self-Assessment Starting with each of the elements, a user can decide what level they … Continue reading →

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