Category Archives: learning

Hypnotize Your Way to Better Time Management. Really?

I came across a page that sells CD’s promising to help the customer to improve their time management. I might be reacting a bit too quickly with too much skepticism, but… it’s darned hard to think so. If you are … Continue reading

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A Training Simulation for Improving Coaching Skills

Our MyTimeDesign website that focuses on applications of the 2Time Labs ideas recently launched a training simulation for managers, coaches and professional organizers.  It gives the learner the opportunity to help a fictional character, Wilma, navigate a consulting relationship with … Continue reading

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Teleclass Recording and a Brand New Way to Learn

Last week’s teleclass focused on the most recent research in time management, and how it can be used to improve the way we schedule our time, and change our habits.  I used the research by Dezhi Wu and the authors … Continue reading

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Our Open House Continues… a Teleclass!

Our Open House is in full swing and people are registering in the Free and Plus programs as speak.  It’s an exciting moment in the history of 2Time Labs! On Thursday night (Oct 6th), the adventure continues with a teleclass … Continue reading

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Using the New Time Management to Avoid Digital Distraction

On August 24th I’ll be giving a tele-class to the members of the Institute for Challenging Disorganization. The topic will be The New Time Management and Digital Distraction.  It’s not a free event as you must be a member of … Continue reading

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Pink Shoe Power Follows Time Management 2.0 Principles

Am I a bit excited?  It’s the first time that I have found another website that shares Time Management 2.0 principles.  It’s called Pink Shoe Power. The authors of the site, Valerie McDougall and Jayne Jennings, describe four time management … Continue reading

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Living a Life Filled with Experiments to Improve Your Productivity

In case you haven’t noticed, or are new to this website, I am not a fan of the quick fix.  When it comes to time management, I simply don’t believe in them. Genuine upgrades take work, whether you are a … Continue reading

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Great quote

Productivity is never an accident.  It is always the result of a commitment to excellence, intelligent planning, and focused effort. Paul J. Meyer So much for the tips, tricks, shortcuts and secrets that we love so much… Tweet This Post  … Continue reading

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Breakthroughs in Teaching Time Management via Elearning

I honestly thought that my on-line training programs were pretty decent, until I started to read some of the latest thinking… it kept me up last night after 12:00am and almost made me miss my bike ride this morning! It … Continue reading

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Escalating, Fool-Proof Habits

I have been tricked.  And I may need your help. Perhaps the word “trick” is a bit too strong, but I’d love to hear what you think. An unknown (but noticeable) number of people who take my courses appear to … Continue reading

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