Month: October, 2008
GTD Dictionary: Efficiency
Efficiency: Producing effectively with a minimum of waste, expense, or effort. Ability to accomplish a job with a minimum expenditure of time. Efficiency and productivity (in its traditional sense) have a key similarity. They both involve doing work in the most economical way possible and as a result there are numerous tips, practices and suggestions [...]
9 Reasons Why Getting Things Done Rules!
Several months ago I wrote nine reasons why GTD sucks. Yes, nine whole reasons! However, as I stated at the time, it wasn’t representative of my true feelings, it was more an opportunity to provide an alternative perspective to counter the GTD cultism. I’m no hater (I’m no fanboy either for that matter) so today [...]
Interesting Links: Blog Action Day 2008
Last week was Blog Action Day 2008, with the topic being poverty. Just like last year I want to take this opportunity to recap some great posts from other productivity bloggers out there. After all, if productivity is about getting stuff done where better to look for actionable tips and advice on combating poverty? If [...]
Ask The Readers: What Are Your Favorite Productivity Books?
In the next few weeks I will do a post covering my three favorite productivity books, why I am like them and what sort of information they can offer you. However in the meantime I would be really interested in knowing what books my readers enjoy. Getting Things Done, The Four Hour Work Week and [...]
How To Control Lifestyle Inflation And Survive The Recession
View original image You’re probably heard of lifestyle inflation, especially in today’s current economic climate. You may even feel its influence whenever you get a pay raise or bonus. With an increase to your wage you probably feel you deserve a better car and a bigger TV; with a yearly bonus you may even think [...]