Ok, this is one of the most powerful productivity tips ever: decide on the one thing you are going to do today, and make that decision quickly after waking up! More specifically, try to think of the 3 to 5 things that annoy you the most / that you have…...
Things on the Mac is my favorite GTD style to-do list manager. Their major drawback though, was lack of decent sync between multiple devices. Well, they finally acknowledged the issue and promise cloud based sync to be available in a few months. In th…...
The concept of D.I.F.N. is pretty simple: Do It Fucking Now! Don’t delay! You can do all the clever #GTD methods in the world, if you never get to the DO part, they are useless. What are you not doing right now that you know you should be doing? Here’s a reminder to keep in your field of view: D.I.F.N. PDF ...
How many times have you heard "Time is Money"? It's getting pretty old and boring, isn't it? Well here's a new thought: Time is just like Money! Especially: you can't just wait until you find it... if you want some, you have to make it! And in both…...
I just finished reading "the dip" by Seth Godin. I actually didn't really know what the book was about and I basically picked it up just because it was less than $10 and because I loved previous books by Seth Godin (no doubt he's one of the greatest…...
I have complained a couple of times that there was no decent GTD software available for Windows... to the point I'm actually considering switching to the Mac just for that! People keep advising me to just fall back to the real life method of using 43…...
Unfortunately, I'm beginning to think there is no decent GTD software for Windows. I don't want anything that integrates with Outlook. I don't use Outlook. I want something standalone. Plain and simple. Something where I can create tasks, organize…...
“Talk does not cook rice.” – Chinese proverb
“The secret of getting ahead is getting started. The secret of getting started is breaking your complex overwhelming tasks into small manageable tasks, and then starting on the first one.” – Mark Twain
“The middle of every successful project looks like a disaster.” – Rosabeth Moss Cantor