Nov 22 2009
Productivity, Motivation, and Personal Development Links – 22nd November 2009
Well, quite a bad week for me in that I was ill most of the week with a seasonal flu like bug and my productivity was rock bottom.
It is amazing how an illness knocks you for six and comes from left field to totally disrupt your plans. Mind you, after an illness I feel really energized and eager to get back to it all!
Here are my collection of links for this week.
- My first link for this week is a great slide based presentation titled Getting Things Done with Social Media. This provides a GTD approach on how people can bolster their online presence.
- My second link is a link to a Omnifocus GTD power tip – reviewing Stalled projects quickly. This is a handy little tip from the StayConnected blog on how to utilize the stalled filter within OmniFocus to your advantage.
- My third link is to a nice little post with some Getting Things Done with Google Tips. Most of my Google tips focus on Gmail but this little post also looks at the other apps from Google such as Google Reader and Google Calendar. Worth a read.
- My fourth link is a link to four tools that help Fabian Pattberg’s Sustainable Days more Productive. Great to see that Evernote, one of my favorite applications is on this list.
- My fifth and last link is a link to a blog post I picked up from Twitter titled How to Use Evernote to Create the Ultimate Post Conference Reference Guide. This is a great post that shows off some of the features of Evernote and its ability to help with cool tasks such as recording facts from a conference. Good post.
Hope you all have a great week. Hopefully I will be back to my normal self pretty quick.
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I hope you feel better soon. I do notice that sometimes being ill gives you a chance to step back and think differently, sometimes you come up with solutions to problems that just hadn’t occurred to you.
It also makes you rather relieved and “happy to be healthy”, which is rather motivational. One tends to take being healthy for granted otherwise
Anne
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@Anne, London:
ReplyThanks for the kind words. Hopefully I will start to feel better soon. Really has knocked the wind out of me and I need to get better soon