Getting Things Done

No, you can NOT have it all

Jason Womack02/02/2012
Is your focus spread across things you're thinking about, projects your managing AND to-dos you're...

GTD and Goal Setting

David Co.02/01/2012
The reason for long-term goals is the permission they give us to identify with the greatest value...

Enjoy Every Sandwich - a powerful book

Dwayne Melancon01/22/2012
I just finished reading Dr. Lee Lipsenthal's book, "Enjoy Every Sandwich." Wow - what a book.  The...

How to build a KM strategy, in less than 50 words

Eric Mack01/22/2012
Nick Milton does a great job answering this question: How to build a KM strategy, in less than 50...

Hey - I'm published! Check out "Mindhacker: 60 Tips, Tricks, and Games to Take Your Mind to the Next Level"

Matt Cornell09/07/2011
A gigantic congratulations to Ron and Marty Hale-Evans on their great new book, Mindhacker: 60...

Not just networks, heterogeneous, dynamic networks

Jeffrey Phillips12/28/2010
I read recently a blog post that stipulated that cities are more innovative than rural areas, and...

14 Ways Evernote Can Help Principals Manage Schools

Open Loops01/29/2010
As a school administrator, I help manage over 100 employees in my school. We have roughly 750...

Today's best thought...

Buzz Bruggeman11/24/2008
What's the diff between Citi and the Somali pirates? A: The pirates are realistic about the value...

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Other Useful Resources
The Office Letter
Every week, The Office Letter offers tips, tricks, and techniques for Microsoft Office. Learn shortcuts, explore application features, and boost your productivity with hands-on how-to's for Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, and the rest of the Office suite.
Yahoo! Groups - Getting Things Done
This group is for members to share their experiences, insights, suggestions and wisdom using David Allen's Getting Things Done system.
Yahoo! Groups - GTD_Palm
A very active discussion group hosted at Yahoo! that discusses the many tools aand techniques available for implementing GTD on PDAs using the Palm OS.
Yahoo! Groups - Ready for Anything
This Yahoo! Group discusses David Allen's latest book "Ready For Anything". Although the group will discuss any of the ideas in this book, since it is broken down into 52 chapters, they primarily focus on a particular chapter each week.
Official David Allen GTD Site
The Official David Allen Getting Things Done Site

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