You want to stay productive?  Well, even if you use David Allen’s GTD with a view to keeping your head empty, you’ll find a good memory is helpful.

Video site Howcast reckons a simple 30 second eye exercise every morning will help get both sides of your brain working together better.

There’s a few other good hints for memory in the video too.

How to Improve Your Memory [howcast.com]

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