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Category Archives: GTD
Why GTD is Like My Mother’s Recipe for Ox-tail Stew
Recently on Facebook, I had the chance to answer a question about my motivations for creating my recent video: Permanently Fixing the Weekly Review. Here was my original post: I just finished a video that focuses of fixing the problems … Continue reading
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Vid – Why Most People Fail
Here is a brief video I did that explains why most people fail in their efforts to implement new time management systems. I posted an article with some similar ideas over at the Stepcase Lifehack website, and I received a … Continue reading
Posted in GTD, Habits, Other Systems, Podcast, Videos, learning
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Scoring 100% in Time Management
An article I wrote over at Stepcase Lifehack received a nice thank-you comment. Scoring 100% in Time Management is all about implementing time management systems and mistakenly thinking that we can implement ALL of the habits and practices built into … Continue reading
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A Public Fight Between the Gurus
A bit-based fight has opened up between the productivity gurus, Tim Ferris of 4 Hour Work Week (4HWW) fame and Mark Hurst, author of the book “Bit Literacy.” It all started with an article in Entrepreneur Magazine written by Lena … Continue reading
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Tagged Entrepreneur.com, Getting Things Done, GTD, Mark Allen, Mark Hurst, Time Ferris
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