Productivity, Motivation, and Personal Development Links – 29th March 2009
I am sat writing this on the train from Leeds to London. Free Wifi on the train is powering my Internet so no need for the 3G card.
Here are my collection of links for this week.
My first link for this week is a link to an interview with David Allen from the Washington Post. The [...]
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Productivity, Motivation, and Personal Development Links – 15th March 2009
I have just returned from a great four day break in the English Lake District with my wife. We were lucky to get babysitter for our children and we escaped for three great nights in the Lakes.
On Friday we did an 8 mile walk of Loughrigg Fell. Taking in Loughrigg Tarn, Grasmere, and Rydal Water. [...]
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Productivity, Motivation, and Personal Development Links – 8th March 2009
Had a great day yesterday at ThinkVisibility which was a one day social media, SEO, and blogging conference that was held in my home town of Leeds. Great speakers and I left the day feeling inspired!
Here are a collection of links for this week.
My first link for this week is a great post on GTDTimes [...]
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Nozbe iPhone Application – GTD On the iPhone
Just a quick post to let you all know that the Nozbe GTD Application is now available for free download from the iTunes Store.
Nozbe has been up to now a web based application without any desktop client. The launch of the iPhone App has made Nozbe mobile, and surely appeal to a much wider audience.
Now, [...]
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OmniFocus iPhone App Updates to 1.2
The OmniGroup have today released version 1.2 for their iPhone OmniFocus application.
I have been using OmniFocus both on my Mac and iPhone since beta versions of both products.
I have had my gripes with OmniFocus on the iPhone, mainly due to the speed and I am glad to say that v1.2 definitely feels snappier, but still [...]
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iZoho iPhone Application
Zoho is a popular project management program which has only been available for desktop and laptop usage up until last year.
The addition of the iZoho iPhone application is meant to branch the service out to smartphone users who require access to the organizational software while away from the computer.
The release of iZoho effectively boiled down [...]
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Evernote Note Taking Application Review
I have got quite a few reviews stacked up for release on this blog and I cannot believe that I have never published a review of Evernote before.
I did review the Evernote iPhone application a few months ago. I love Evernote and it really is one of those applications that I use on a [...]
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Twinkle iPhone Twitter Application
Twitter has caught on in a huge way for many internet addicts and blog fanatics alike but the biggest problem with the site can be the time it takes to access and peruse when you’re just looking to make a quick update.
The Twinkle app for the iPhone looks to address this by providing a far [...]
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Round Toit iPhone App Review
iPhone owners can pick and choose from a staggering number of productivity applications, many of which are excellent in their own right, but the aim of your organizational goals is usually the most important criteria for choosing the right download.
Round Toit is pretty much just another of many to-do list applications but it succeeds in [...]
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Ubiquitous Capture Device, What is Yours?
Those of you who are followers of the Getting Things Done methodology will full understand the importance of the instant collection of your tasks. David Allen, author of the GTD system talks about the Ubiquitous Capture Device, meaning a device that is with you at all times enabling you to use it to capture your [...]
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