Recently, I downloaded
AgileEra’s Personal Motivation Calendar and tested it during their 30-day free trial.
Bottom-Line:  I rated this product a Don’t Buy / Don’t Download.
The home page seemed intriguing –  the company promotes itself as “Your Expert in Time and Productivity Management.”  The program looked to be simple enough, and I thought it might fill […]

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For most professionals, To-Do Lists are woefully inadequate.
The reason is simple — they have gotten to the point where they have too many time demands to be handled by a single ToDo list.
In the 2Time system a user has the option of selecting the level at which they mange their lists.  From White belt to […]

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It might just be me, but I think I have cannot for the life of me figure out why someone would want to know how much time they are spending in each activity on their computer.
I recently came across a couple of software programs that claim to help its users to improve their productivity by […]

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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.
Well, I found a website that might be serious.
Check out this link: […]

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A client of mine shared a common story that I have heard many times. She spent hours entering all her contact information into an electronic device only to have the device die with all the information within it lost forever.
While this may seem to be a good one to blame on the device, […]

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One of the things that I wished Outlook would do intelligently is to link the contents of a time slots with the next logical time slot.
For example, I wish I could assign individual time demands to a particular kind of time slot, such as time that I spent at home. It would be able to […]

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I repeat my
opinion that Microsoft Outlook is designed by “feature addition”, rather than driven by a useful philosophy of time management. Programmers with weak time management skills themselves will look for tips that they can hard-wire into the code, thus making it easier to do trivial things, but perhaps harder to do […]

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