Since I moved to the new domain last year I’ve been doing the same old posting routine and I now fancy a change. It’s been a while since I last updated my productivity tips series so next week I will be dedicating all my posts to it. Hope you like it. If you have any suggestions on how I can improve my posting schedule in the long term then do get in touch.
A few months ago I wrote nine reasons why I thought GTD sucks. However if that wasn’t enough, I recently came across another guide that covers an whole twenty six reasons to avoid using the system! Worth checking out if you want an alternative critique.
It’s becoming more common for people to work from home. However, one thing that stood out for me when I did it was how isolating it can be. The amount of time I spent sat on a computer at home was a problem. However, as Web Worker Daily discusses, co-working is a new trend that will hopefully help people to get some social activity in their work lives.
Productive Flourishing makes a very good point about to-do lists. No matter how much we get done we always focus more on the stuff we don’t do. The post is a great guide on how to trim your to-do lists to the bare essentials. I’ve written ten tasks you can remove from your own to-do list if you need extra inspiration.
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May 30th 2008
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