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Inspiration from Total Immersion
It’s funny, but over the past week or so I have been picking up the original threads of thought that inspired me to think that there was a better way to think about time management. The first indication occurred when … Continue reading
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Impressing Your Boss Article
I recently wrote an article for the Stepcase Lifehack website entitled “Impressing Your Boss with Time Management 2.0″ I got the idea when I remembered some performance reviews I had received in the past in which I could not figure … Continue reading
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Becoming More Disciplined
On a teleconference today, the attendees and I talked about the need to be more disciplined in order to change one’s time management practices. I thought about it for a moment and then I had a different thought. A year … Continue reading
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Improving Time Management Over the Years
I just read an interesting article from the New York Times exploring the reasons why free-throw shooting in basketball has not improved over the years. Apparently, the success-rate of free-throws in the NBA and college basketball has remained unchanged at … Continue reading
Practice Produces the Best Time Management System
As I have mentioned in other places in this blog, there is a common belief that people who have good time management systems are naturally more organized than others. However, recent research consistently shows that talent has little to do … Continue reading
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Time Management and Jamaica’s Olympic Success
Here in Jamaica, as you can imagine, we are glued to our television sets watching our countrymen win an unprecedented number of medals. We are a famously proud people, and right about now we are ready to burst with pride! … Continue reading
Practicing New Habits
I recently got a little too happy when I found a game on CNet.com that claimed to be a “time management game.” The reason for my premature celebration is that I have been trying to find a way to help … Continue reading
An Article on E-mail Etiquette
A humorous article from the New York Times of June 26th caught my eye for some interesting points that it made about handling emails. While the main point of the article was to deliver some email advice to someone who … Continue reading
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Practicing the Fundamentals — a Rower
I read this article from the New York Times and loved it, as it echoed many of the ideas I have written about here in 2Time Management. It speaks to the fact that America has had very few rowers of … Continue reading
Post-Pilot Analysis (2) – New Equipment
During the recent pilot of NewHabits-NewGoals (the course built on the concepts of 2Time), it struck me that every professional has their own home-grown time management system. They developed it in a trial-and-error fashion, mostly starting when they were in … Continue reading
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