Productivity, Motivation, and Personal Development Links – 16th November 2008
Another productive week draws to an end. I submitted a major piece of work that I had been creating over the past couple of weeks. You cannot beat the feeling when you hit the submit button and the work is complete. Kind of like checking off those tasks on your task list. Here are my […]
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Getting Things Done GTD with Remember The Milk
Remember the Milk is a task management application which enjoys some of the widest support options of any similar program. It fits in nicely with the Getting Things Done methodology as it combines many of David Allen’s key concepts into one tidy, convenient app which can greatly encourage better productivity and lower stress for its […]
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Productivity, Motivation, and Personal Development Links – 9th November 2008
The last week has been a great week for this blog. I have seen a steady increase in Feedburner subscriptions and a considerable increase in traffic. I closely follow the analytics for this blog and it is good to see the average page visits per user on the rise, along with the new visitors brought […]
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Review of the Nozbe GTD and Productivity Application
Nozbe is a great tool for both strict Getting Things Done adherents and those looking only to provide some better structure for their work and life. The website and program are both well developed and feature a solid spin on David Allen’s teachings as a way to increase overall productivity while lowering your stress. The […]
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Mind Mapping Tool MindMeister Updates to 3.0
I am a great fan of Mind Mapping and I have followed the MindMeister online Mind Mapping tool since its first release. The guys at MindMeister invited me to preview and test their new release, version 3.0 of MindMeister which I am happy to say is now live so I can tell you all about […]
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Email Productivity Experiment – Update 4
This is the fifth post in my mini series about email productivity. For those of you who missed the first four I have provided links to them below. Email Productivity Experiment Email Productivity Experiment – Update 1 Email Productivity Experiment – Update 2 Email Productivity Experiment – Update 3 It has been a couple of […]
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Tweaking your OmniFocus Workflow
I provided a link in my last Productivity Links post to the Poder.dk blog covering tweaking your OmniFocus Workflow. Jens has created a great 15 minute video showing how he uses OmniFocus to Get Things Done. His workflow differs from the way OmniFocus is meant to be used and he does a great job of […]
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Productivity, Motivation, and Personal Development Links – 2nd November 2008
Just watched Lewis Hamilton win the 2008 Formula One Grand Prix Championships. What an amazing grandstand finish. Lewis only needed 5th place to take the title and he was fifth right up to the last lap where he was overtaken. He managed to pull it back on the second to last bend, around 10 seconds […]
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Evernote for iPhone 1.4 brings Local Storage
Evernote have just released version 1.4 of their fantastic note taking application for the iPhone. The biggest feature for me is the ability to mark a note as a favorite and then view it when offline. This means that you can now use the power of the desktop client to utilize the file storage capability […]
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Getting Things Done System by James Marwood
This is a great little video from James Marwood about how he implements the Getting Things Done methodology for productivity. This is a very in-depth 11 minute video where James goes into his full paper and electronic based system. Great to see OmniFocus and also a MoleSkine. James has implemented pretty much the full GTD […]
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