Getting Things Done GTD with Personal Development and Motivation for Success

Over the past couple of weeks I have been writing more than ever. Not so much on this blog but I have had to write quite a lot of documentation on a job I am working on right now. Now, I am no stranger to writing, having authored several technical books so I am pretty […]

I have been a great fan of Zig Ziglar since I was intrigued by hearing his name in 1999. I cannot believe that it is 8 years ago now! In that 8 years I must have heard nearly everything that Zig has produced, including reading quite a few of his books and his auto-biography. If […]

I know this is not GTD related but I found a blog that had linked to DidIGetThingsDone.com and they had a cool blog entry that has 125 cool code snippets for web designers. Now I know a lot of my readers are fellow bloggers and these types of code snippets will work fine within WordPress […]

Just found a great GTD list over at Zen Habits. Why reinvent the wheel, so you may as well go ahead and check it out! Over 40 blogs now that cover GTD, wow, we are gaining some real traction!

Thought I would bring you all another book review as I have just finished reading the auto-biography of Duncan Bannatyne, titled “Anyone Can Do It“. Duncan Bannatyne has become well known in the UK but I guess that outside the US he is would be not as well known. People in the UK will know […]

There has been quite a lot of buzz around the GTD community about the long awaited OmniFocus from the Omni Group. Anyway, there is an Alpha Introduction and Feature Demo video posted on the Omni Blog. The video is around 26 minutes long and provides a great overview of the features within OmniFocus. Be sure […]

Well, it is known amongst my friends that I am waiting for Apple to release the rumored update to the 30″ Apple Cinema Display so that I can buy one. I converted to the Mac around 18 months ago, starting with a 12″ iBook that I used to use as well as my Dell laptop […]

Well, I survived the collection and processing stages of implementing the GTD Methodology and along the way I made a note of five top tips that I would like to share with you on the Processing section of the GTD Methodology. I am presuming you have read my post on Processing, Getting In to Empty, […]

There is a great post over at Lifehack.org about using Gmail and Gcal to take charge of your daily tasks and to do lists. There are a million tools out there to keep track of your tasks, your appointments, your emails and reminders. But let’s face it — each of them have their drawbacks, and […]

After reading the great blog entry titled “How to Make a GTD System for Around $20” over at Cranking Widgets, I decided to add a UK spin to this theme as I am based in the UK and I have quite a few UK based readers. The Cranking Widgets blog entry takes you through building […]