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Dec 14 2008

Instant Photographic Memory – Using Evernote

I have just read this neat little story and video that I thought I would share with you all. Now, I am one of those very lucky people with a very good photographic memory. I am able to tune into the memory of sight to help me remember items. I have managed to utilize Mind [...]

Dec 14 2008

Productivity, Motivation, and Personal Development Links – 14th December 2008

Hope you have all had a great week. I have just been to my childrens Christmas nativity and right after this I am heading to my fathers Christmas party at the Hilton in Leeds for yet more festive fun. Productivity is more important than ever right now as we just have more things to do, [...]

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Dec 12 2008

DIGTD.com is running WordPress 2.7

Just a quick post to test out the posting functionality of WordPress 2.7 which I upgraded this blog to earlier today. All seems in order, had a sight issue with some of the plugins not getting re activated after my upgrade. I am very impressed with the new WordPress interface. I think this is probably [...]

Dec 10 2008

Tycoon – Peter Jones Book Review

I do not know how well known Peter Jones is in the US but here in the UK Peter Jones is an Entrepreneur who is part of the Dragons Den TV series. Dragons Den is an investment business show shown on the BBC. I love Dragons Den, although I must admit that the last series [...]

Dec 9 2008

WritingPad iPhone Application Review

WritingPad is one of the many iPhone productivity applications designed to encourage users to keep notes through easy, convenient and even fun access to their program. Using ShapeWriter technology, WritingPad is able to provide iPhone owners with a great method of organization and outlet for every idea or idea in need of remembrance. The application [...]

Dec 8 2008

Books to Read at Christmas – Well, books that a productivity blogger would read

I have just ordered myself two books to read over the holiday season. Now, these are not your traditional festive tales of snowmen and Santa Claus, but what would you expect from a productivity blogger? The first book I ordered is The Creative Habit by Twyla Tharp. I first heard about this book via 43Folders [...]

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Dec 7 2008

Productivity, Motivation, and Personal Development Links – 7th December 2008

I eventually took the plunge this week and ordered a MacBook Air. I have been wanting one since they came out but it was only due to some unexpected cash coming my way that I thought what the hell and went ahead to buy one. My main machine is a 17″ MacBook Pro hooked up [...]

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Dec 4 2008

Springpad Online Notebooks Review

A couple of weeks ago I blogged about a new productivity application called Springpad. Springpad is one of the more interesting attempts at organization currently available from designers who wish to provide a fresh take on productivity software. Although it is probably best taken as a single part of a total organizational plan the system [...]

Dec 3 2008

New Blog Alias – digtd.com

In order to make things easier for my readers, and shorten what is quite a long domain name for this blog I have registered the domain name digtd.com and pointed it to the existing domain name. Therefore, from now you can use either the existing domain name or www.digtd.com to get to this blog. I [...]

Dec 3 2008

Evernote iPhone Application Review

Evernote is in my opinion one of the best productivity applications available on the Internet and, luckily, the iPhone application (which serves as translation to this service) is a great mobile access method. I use the Web, Mac, and iPhone versions of Evernote and it has saved my bacon on more than one occasion. The [...]

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