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Jan 2 2007

Who Moved My Cheese!

Well, I promised you some book reviews. The last book I read, on a train from Boston to New York, was “Who Moved my Cheese” by Spencer Johnson. I have owned this book for two years and never read it. The timing was perfect so I read it. Wow, great story, great parody, and a […]

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Jan 2 2007

Well, No time like the present to start!

Well, I have just read the W.H. Murray post on 43 folders on the power of starting, so I guess I had better start myself. To recap what W H Murray so eloquently stated.. “Concerning all acts of initiative (and creation), there is one elementary truth the ignorance of which kills countless ideas and splendid […]

Jan 2 2007

How am I doing this?

I have built up a bit of knowledge of Blogging by creating three blogs already. These are DDoS Info, WII Injury, and Mac Beginners. All of these are on TypePad. I have also played with Blogger for another personal Blog. This blog is using WordPress. I am new to WordPress but look forward to using […]

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Jan 2 2007

Blog Activity

As well as writing about my experiences with “Getting Things Done” by David Allen, I will also let people know about my progress with WordPress and how I have managed to convert this into a usable blog for this purpose.

Jan 2 2007

TypePad to WordPress

Well, the blog is running. I have got a few blogs running with TypePad and I thought it was time to start with WordPress. WordPress is free, TypePad costs me money every month. I am also amazed by the shocking stats available out of the box with TypePad. So now, www.didigetthingsdone.com is running from one […]

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Jan 2 2007

Kick Off Post!

This is my first post on this blog just to get things started…

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