Tag Archives: Habits

A New Hypothesis

In the past few weeks I have been giving some serious thought to what is missing in most time management programs. I now think it’s pretty simple — most people love the ideas they hear in the seminar/book/website, and there … Continue reading

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Low Adoption Rate of Time Management Techniques

I came across the following post from the Success Making Machine website that refers to a podcast by David Allen in which he describes the low adoption rate of time management.  It’s titled (in part) David Allen on GTD®’s Low … Continue reading

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Falling off the Wagon

From time to time, a user of a time management system may find themselves “falling off the wagon,” neglecting to perform one or more of the critical habits that underlie the 2Time approach. For example, they might forgo manual capturing, … Continue reading

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Now, Everyone’s a Surgeon

There used to be a time when only surgeons had cell phones and beepers. Because  their jobs required quick responses that involved matters of life or death, it seemed to make sense.  After all, a couple of hours spent at … Continue reading

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Regrets and Time Management Execution

Getting rid of “negative” thought-patterns that destroy peace of mind is one of the side-goals that a professional can set as a target when managing his/her own time management system. Why is it important? In 2Time, the goal of a … Continue reading

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Can You Become a Creature of New Habits?

I was a bit startled to see the New York Times article by the above title, as I had just finished leading a 2-day program in Trinidad called “NewHabits-NewGoals.” (It uses the 2Time principles to help people build their own … Continue reading

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