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Tag Archives: time management
One System vs. Another vs. Another
I just read an interesting article that compares three systems for Time Management, GTD®, Covey and DIT in some detail. What’s remarkable about the article is that I was wondering what the fuss was about. The article can be found … Continue reading
MyTimeDesign Launched Today
It’s been a long time coming, but here it is. For the past few months, I have been working on crafting the 2Time principles into a single 12 week program that teaches users how to design their own time management … Continue reading
2Time – a System versus a Framework
From the very beginning of writing about time management, I have struggled with how to describe something new using language that is not quite up to the task. For example, while I know that there is no such thing as … Continue reading
Hurricanes and Time Management in Jamaica
I am sitting here in Kingston where Tropical Storm Gustav has wreaked havoc on our island, disrupting life as we know it with a day and a half of torrential rainfall. What’s remarkable is that when we went to bed … Continue reading
The Right Set of (11) Fundamentals
Are the 11 Fundamentals (or Components) in 2Time the right ones? It’s hard to say, and the truth is that I am not sure. After all, it’s quite likely that an astute reader will look at my list of 11 … Continue reading
The non-Problem of Procrastination
I think that the problem of procrastination is overblown, or at least poorly defined which allows it to create a problem. The Thinking Problem For many, the problem is simply one that is no more than an issue of thinking. … Continue reading
Information on Using PDA’s for Productivity
Just curious… but is there a site on the internet that actually evaluates PDA’s in terms of their original intent – productivity? I have looked around and there is a lot of information on the additional entertainment doo-dah’s, but nothing … Continue reading
A Warning for Each Fundamental
In the last week I have been immersed in leading 2 NewHabits-NewGoals programmes here in Port of Spain, Trinidad. These courses are the fastest way for me to learn what works and what doesn’t work in the entire 2Time approach, … Continue reading
650 billion (not million) in Interruptions
An interesting article in the New York Times entitled”Lost in Email, Tech Firms Face Self-Made Beast.” Their effort comes as statistical and anecdotal evidence mounts that the same technology tools that have led to improvements in productivity can be counterproductive … Continue reading
“Yeah, But I Remember the Important Things”
This sentence is said perhaps thousands of times per day by someone who has just forgotten to take out the garbage, pay a bill, return a phone call or send an email with that phone number you wanted. It’s the … Continue reading
