From my reading list to you

GTD Secrets: True Confessions of a GTD Coach – Episode 4 One of the things that I have seen over the years is a lot of incomplete Project Lists. And I think some of it is because we have a tendency to have a narrow view about what a project … (Read more at source)

Someone recently asked one of our coaches: Would you categorize GTD as a Tactical system as opposed to Strategic? The answer: GTD is both tactical and strategic. The process of capturing what has your attention in a system that is external from your mind, deciding the outcome and the very … (Read more at source)

Twitter provides an unprecedented opportunity for people to extend and amplify their influence. You don’t have to buy time on television or radio. You don’t have to write a book or magazine column. You don’t even have to blog. All you have to do is write short 140 character posts … (Read more at source)

Everyone has their own opinions. Some have nice things to say about you, while others may have some not so nice things to say. Should you listen or should you ignore? On the WLC Forums, Brad Blackman discussed his thoughts on separating himself from the situation. I too have a … (Read more at source)

I usually blog mostly about tools that I use daily, like Lotus Notes, eProductivity, The Brain, or MindManager, to name a few. Today, I want to tell you about two free utilities I recently discovered: Find the long file names on your drives Find and fix … (Read more at source)

To celebrate my 35th birthday (which is today one of the only thing I celebrate “day of” due to impending gifts and drinkage Christmas and Happy Hours are the others) I will impart upon you the 35 things that make Eventualism eventu-awesome.* *Feel free to read this later … (Read more at source)