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Daniel of Hack Your Day fame has an excellent rebuttal to my “Is it time for a paradigm shift” post….
I think many people fail to realize what productivity hacks are, or they are poorly defined. First of all, when working online (but it applies to anywhere else), you have to separate tasks into four groups, [...]
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I reached an epiphany about a year ago that it became clear to me that most of my online activity was a colossal waste of time. So away went all of my tech podcast’s, I unsubscribed to nearly all of my RSS feeds and the hours spent wandering around YouTube happily went away. Also [...]
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GTD Power Links 02-19-08
Big Merlin shares with us in this informative talk how he survives the data avalanche…”Last month, I premiered a new presentation at Macworld San Francisco 2008 called “Living with Data” (previously). Since this talk was part of the “Vision” track, I used the opportunity to start gathering some threads around the idea of time and [...]
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GTD Power Links 02-04-08
Sleep hacks? "Morning fatigue and headache isn’t just from sleep debt or poor sleep. Low blood sugar following overnight fasting is often a contributing factor. Just prior to bed, have a small snack such as: a few sticks of celery with almond butter, a mandarin orange and 5-8 almonds, or plain low-fat (not fat-free) yoghurt [...]
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GTD Power Links 01-31-08
Get your Seinfeld habit tracker here…"My latest template basically allows you to easily implement Jerry Seinfeld’s productivity secret. The idea is that each day you work on a big project or habit you put a large cross over the appropriate date on a calendar. If you repeat this process everyday you end up with a [...]
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