Productivity, Motivation, and Personal Development Links – 5th April 2009

I am again sat writing this on the train from Leeds to London. Still enjoying the Free WiFi on the train and looking forward to another two days on a course down in London.

Life is still very busy for me. We had our best ever month at my business last month so there is plenty of work to do which is keeping me busier than I normally like.

Lots of projects to work on and lots of chance to test my productivity and organizational skills. I have just taken the decision to employ our first administrative assistant and I am looking forward to working with her to remove some of my administrative burden.

Here are my collection of links for this week.

  • My first link for this week is a link to the GTD blog of Kelly Forrister and a post about the GTD for Personal Finance. With the economy being in the state it is, I am sure that this is a good read that will be shared by many due to the ideas presented.
  • My third link is a link to a great post from Mashable which is a guide to better web working from your Apple iPhone.
  • My fourth link is a link to the latest release notes for Jello Dashboard. This is a Microsoft Outlook GTD Dashboard that I am sure I would take a better look at if I was a Windows user. I would be interested to hear of any good or bad reviews of this product.
  • My fifth and last link is a link to a great blog that I have just found called Books that can change your life. As you would imagine, this is a blog about some great productivity and motivational books that can change your life!. I found this via the authors review of the Getting Things Done book from David Allen.

Wishing you all a great week! Hopefully I will get some more posts out of draft and onto the site this week!

3 thoughts on “Productivity, Motivation, and Personal Development Links – 5th April 2009

  1. web design miami

    I don’t know about the iphone one. I mean seriously how much can you do with this unintuitive keyboard and small screen. Sure it’s great for writing a quick post or checking the email but I just can’t imagine getting any serious work done on it.

  2. Mystic Madness

    books that can change your life is also one of my favorite. At times there is emphasis on fast reading but I enjoy reading between the lines. Thanks for other links.

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