Thinking Rock is a free organizational tool based on David Allen’s GTD system.
From the website:
Thinking Rock allows you to collect your thoughts and process them into actions, projects, information or future possibilities.
Actions can be done by you, delegated to someone else or scheduled for a particular date. Projects can be organized with ordered actions and […]
How to keep your inbox squeaky clean. A video presentation from Merlin Mann of 43Folders.
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Want to make sure you have great follow through on your projects for the year? How about your priorities, have you got them all sorted out? If you’re the type of person who needs to write everything down to get organized, you’ll benefit from David Seah’s Concrete Goals Tracker for 2008.
Here’s a description […]
Getting Things Done or GTD is David Allen’s system for personal productivity. I gave away a free copy of the audio book in a contest before. Here’s a summary of the book:
This video shows how you can create your own GTD notebook easily and more economically in lieu of the folders and […]
What better way to celebrate the New Year than with a Pimp Your Work contest? Here are the specs:
The Pimpin’ Prize:
a copy of David Allen’s Getting Things Done in PDF format (a $15 value)
a copy of David Allen’s Getting Things Done in mp3 format (I forgot how much this cost, but Amazon says $26 […]
Leo Babauta’s Zen Habits is a popular productivity blog based on the principle of keeping things simple. His blog and ideas are a breath of fresh air for those whose idea of productivity is buzzing around like a bee and surrounding oneself with as much tools as possible. So far, Leo is best known for […]
Something for all you Backpack fans…
37Signals relaunched their Backpack service today. The app’s back end code was completely rebuilt from scratch, according to Jason Fried, and the service also got a new UI to match some of 37Signals’ other recently updated products (such as Basecamp). The design still feels very familiar to any 37Signals app […]
My friend Ben Yoskovitz laments a common problem we all have faced dealing with folks via e-mail…not getting a critical question answered:
And that’s frustrating. You can’t keep asking the same question over and over, and presumably you’re asking the question because you really want an answer.
Tip: The last question you ask in an email is […]
Did you know that to Gmail trishussey and tris.hussey are the same? Yep. And if you say do something like tris.hussey+pyw@ you can have a whole new e-mail address to filter on?
You can reformat your existing Gmail address by inserting dots (periods) anywhere within your Gmail username. The Gmail Help pages explain:
Because Gmail doesn’t recognize […]
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