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Category Archives: Emptying
My Blackberry Update #1
Background: As you may know, I spent months describing all the ways in which I observed a relatively new phenomena – smartphone abuse. I then embarked on a process to choose one for myself in a way that I hoped … Continue reading →
Understanding Emptying – The Story
For some time, I have played around with two ideas. One is I to teach the 2Time principles in the form of a story (or stories) rather than a set of abstract theories and principles, such as the ones I … Continue reading →
Solving the Paper Problem
There are a number of ways that time demands can enter a user’s time management system, but those that enter on hard copy, or paper, are probably the most annoying for professionals. Some people’s offices are visual testimonies to the … Continue reading →
Downloading Email — Caution!
A critical strategy in achieving the goal of a Zero-Inbox is to gain control over the flow of email into one’s Inbox. This is accomplished by turning off the auto download feature, and scheduling times in the day to review … Continue reading →
How I Do My Emptying
I have been looking at the way in which I have been doing the practice of Emptying more closely, and I am still convinced that it’s one of the most difficult practices. (For details on the practice of Emptying, see … Continue reading →
Replying to Every Email
I can’t quite recall where I read this suggestion, but I have been trying it out and it seems to work. It’s very simple – for every important piece of email, send a reply, even a short one, to say … Continue reading →
Email: A Different Animal
Email is a problem for everyone who is concerned with being productive. It is a new medium and there is virtually no-one with 20 years of email experience. Only recently have best practices begun to be developed for this difficult … Continue reading →
Zero Email Inbox
This is a great presentation by the author of 43 folders on maintaining an “Inbox of Zero”: [googlevideo=http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docId=973149761529535925&hl=en] Post Footer automatically generated by Add Post Footer Plugin for wordpress. Tweet This Post Digg This Post Stumble This Post
Component/Fundamental #2 – Emptying v2
Emptying is the activity that logically follows Capturing. Definition Emptying involves removing items one at a time from the points of capture and placing them within one of the other components of the time management system. This action frees up … Continue reading →
