Month: June, 2009
Do Good Lives Have To Cost The Earth?
Last week I took a book out of my local library on a whim that was called Do Good Lives Have To Cost The Earth? and, so far at least, I’ve found it to contain some very intriguing ideas. In a nutshell, the book is a collection of writings from a diverse mix of people [...]
GTD Is An Attention Management System
I’ve always wondered how best to describe GTD to people. I’ve found that once you get through the hyping up and the fancy wording that David Allen increasingly uses when discussing his methodology, it’s a fairly straightforward system (though of course, understanding it and being able to use it on a regular basis are two [...]
What’s The Root Cause?
View original image I’ve always frowned upon the whole idea of tracking your time in detail. As useful as it might be to know you spend 40% of your time at work, 5% of your time commuting and 10% of your life on Facebook, if you do genuinely need to know that information there are [...]
My Top 10 Productivity Blogs 2009
A couple of years ago I shared my top ten favorite productivity blogs. However a lot has changed since then. Sites have shifted topic or died away, and new ones have appeared on the scene. I avoid following hundreds of blogs and I don’t even use an RSS feeder, so to keep me focused I [...]
Ideas I’ve Implemented To Get More Done: My Thoughts
Last week I came across a great post by Glen of the PluginID blog discussing five ideas that he has implemented to get more done, and it gave me the idea to share some of my own. As Glen said on his site about his own methods, the ones I’ve detailed below have not only [...]