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 August 15th 2008
 Recap
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Organize IT recap for 15th August 2008.
- You may have noticed that I’ve sneaked in a new design for the site to freshen things up, seeing as the old one was a year old and looked really cluttered. It’s very much a work in progress and I will be tweaking, adding and removing bits over the next several weeks. I like it, I hope you do too. Let me know your thoughts and feedback on it.
- There is a new productivity blog out there with some big names behind it, called Work.Life.Creativity. What makes this one special and different from the crowd is the active forum community, which I will regularly be posting on. There are some great ideas, great discussion and great people on there so I definitely recommend you check it out.
- If you haven’t checked out my new, free ebook covering how to de-clutter your life, please do! I’m going to be turning my attention back towards the topic of clutter soon, but in the meantime I have came across a Reader’s Digest article that covers 75 storage tips for each and every room in your home. Because how you store your possessions is one of the keys to effectively de-cluttering, it will certainly give you some ideas.
- How do I describe this site? The blog covers how to improve and accelerate your learning potential through a combination of mindmaps and life coaching principles. The mindmaps on it are incredible and well worth a browse. There is some deep stuff to delve into if you have the time.
- Tea is nowadays becoming a standard part of any healthy lifestyle thanks to more exotic variations like green, black and oolong teas. Personally, I’m a big fan of green tea, if only for the simple reason I think it tastes nicer. Men’s Fitness has a short but sweet look at these three types of tea and covers what the exact benefits are.
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I love green tea. I call it the elixir of life. Of course this is overdoing it, but I really do feel that two to threee cups a day of green tea can have strong health benefits down the road.
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Besides the health benefits (something I can only take at face value) I just love the taste of green tea. It’s simply nicer for me at least.
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