Month: January, 2009
How To Get Into Your Personal Zone
This guest post was written by Jay Frawley. Many of the best selling productivity books out there come with a one size fits all mentality that is hard for everyone with their varied lifestyles to apply. For instance, experts tell you to take your most important task (MIT’s) and do them first thing in the [...]
The Realities Of Simplifying Your To-Do List
View original source Simplifying is very popular right now – with many even saying it’s the new productivity – and with good reason too. Nowadays we get bombarded with stuff everywhere we go, whether it be via the zillion channels on TV and radio, the squillion blogs that cover every potential interest you might have [...]
Smart Videos: A Tour Of David Allen’s Office
You read it right. Below is a video of David Allen showing us around his office and discussing what his setup is. This should certainly prove interesting for anybody who does GTD. How does your office compare to his? This video forms part of a bigger documentary that is being developed about lifehacking called You2.0, [...]
Productivity Tip #11: Stop Planning, Just Do It!
When it comes to being productive – much like anything in life – there is no one definitive way of doing things. Approaches covered in books like Getting Things Done and The Four Hour Work Week provide a solid framework and best practice for effective and efficient productivity but they don’t cover everything. One of [...]
Introducing My New eBook: Productivity Tips
Today I’m releasing my second ebook, called Productivity Tips: 10 Clever Ideas For Getting Things Done. It is based on my popular productivity tips series here at the blog, but expanded and improved for an ebook release. I originally started the series as a way of collecting all those random thoughts and ideas on becoming [...]