April 11th, 2008 | by Tommy | published in Business, Getting Things Done
Here are five great tips from Merlin Mann of 43 Folders fame on getting unstuck when you finding yourself procrastinating or you are just having a hard time getting things done:
Hack your way out of writer’s block: “Literally. Put five completely random words on
a piece of paper. Write five more words. Try a sentence. Could […]
November 20th, 2006 | by Tommy | published in Getting Things Done
For at least a year or so I’ve watched in amazement as much of the blog world went crazy over the Getting Things Done (GTD) time and project management system. I admit I wanted to jump in, cause for a lot of people it is an “old fashion” paper-based system, and I must admit I […]
November 2nd, 2006 | by Tommy | published in Getting Things Done
Although I spent way to much time on a computer, I still prefer paper when it comes to planning. So if you are like me, you know “old school,” you should appreciate these free printable planning forms from Organized Home. There are few of any cutesy graphics, plus they are all pretty functional.
November 2nd, 2005 | by Tommy | published in Getting Things Done
I’ve been doing some background research related to David Allen’s book Getting Things Done and found this article in Fast Company database. It is a great introduction to GTD. An
excerpt from one of David:
There is always more to do than there is time to do it, especially in an environment of so much possibility. We […]
October 22nd, 2005 | by Tommy | published in Getting Things Done
You’d have to be living under a rock if you spend anytime online and have not heard about Getting Things Done (GTD). David Allen’s book about how to work more effectively is talked about on thousands of sites and blogs. My introduction to GTD occurred more then a year ago via 43 Folders.
The author of […]
May 2nd, 2005 | by Tommy | published in Getting Things Done, Technology
Tomorrow is the launch date for Backpack, the next web application from the wonderful folks at 37 Signals. I can’t wait. Just some background. 37 Signals is a five person design and application development firm known for creating simple applications that don’t try to do everything, but that do a few things very well. They […]
