Organize IT Recap: GTD For Students, Get Organized For 2008

December 7th 2007   Recap   2 comments

Organize IT recap for 07th December 2007.

• I wish I had a productivity system like GTD when I was at university. Study Hacks has a very comprehensive look at how you can implement Getting Things Done for college students. Even if you have no prior knowledge of the subject, the article gives explanations of all the basics.
• If you haven’t already read it yet, do check out my first guest post for another blog. It covers how to make a smooth transition to a new job and can be found at Executive Assistant’s Toolbox.
• I found this article to be a fascinating read. It details seven dumb reasons why smart people settle for terrible jobs. If you feel you are stuck in a terrible job or going nowhere in a lowly career, this post might give you some inspiration to make a move. Don’t settle for less!
• The new year is approaching and it’s around this time that our focus turns to wiping the slate clean and getting organized. Dumb Little Man suggests nine ways to get yourself organized by year’s end. What measures are you to get yourself sorted out?

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Albert December 9th 2007

Been a while since I stopped by your blog and wow, I’m really enjoying it this time. Just got into the whole GTD side of personal development, and this is one of the best sites on the subject. Easy to read, digestible posts, no high-and-mighty feel. Love it!

James December 9th 2007

What you describe is the sort of feel I try to go for with this blog Albert, it’s good to see that it actually comes across that way to my readers. Thanks for stopping by!

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