Guest Post: Advanced GTD with Remember The Milk - Remember The Milk Blog
I’m happy to introduce a guest post from Doug Ireton, who’s written a fantastic guide to Getting Things Done with RTM. Doug is a Sr. Platform Engineer on the Windows Server team at Nordstrom, a luxury clothing retailer based in Seattle, Washington. He is an avid Remember The Milk user, and after almost a year has finally stopped fiddling with his RTM setup (mostly). Using RTM for work and personal
miniTimer - Software - kevingessner.com
Download miniTimer You've discovered an ancient relic from the mists of early time. miniTimer was built for years-old versions of macOS, and may no longer work as described. This page mostly exists as an artifact. miniTimer is an unobtrusive, lightweight timer for Mac OS X. Sitting quietly at the edge of your screen, miniTimer keeps on you on schedule without being in your face. Barely in Sight, B
Use the Five Whys to Get Comfortable with New Ideas
New ideas and ways of thinking—or people who think differently than you do, for that matter—aren't always easy to embrace. Instead of sticking with your knee-jerk reactions, better understand your reaction with the Five Whys. Photo by TheBusyBrain. In order to embrace and understand what makes you uncomfortable, GigaOM's Mike Speiser says to apply the Five Whys method, especially when you find you
Take 18 Minutes to Keep Your Days on Track
According to the Harvard Business blog, you can organize an eight-hour work day and keep it on track by creating a ritual that'll only take a total of 18 minutes each day. Photo by koyochi Harvard Business blog's Peter Bregman outlines three steps on how to avoid those days when you can barely remember what you intended to accomplish by the time you reach for your keyboard: STEP 1 (5 Minutes) Set
Take a Tour of David Allen's Office
For his documentary-in-progress About You 2.0—a film about the culture of life hacking and productivity—Joey Daoud visits the office of David Allen of the Getting Things Done fame: It's always great to see someone practice what they preach—and there's little doubt that Allen is serious about ubiquitous capture. For more GTD goodness, be sure to check out Hive Five: Best GTD Applications, Kevin Pur
5 Amazing Mac Apps for Getting Things Done (Plus a Custom-Rigged Setup) - zen habits
5 Amazing Mac Apps for Getting Things Done (Plus a Custom-Rigged Setup) By Leo Babauta The ideal for anyone interested in Getting Things Done (more on GTD, and more)– or just being productive and organized, for that matter — is to be able to quickly add things to your to-do lists without interrupting your work; to be able to see what you need to do right now, without worrying about everything else
Get Things Done with Quicksilver and GeekTool
Blogger Leo Babauta rounds up five great GTD applications for the Mac, then finishes off the post highlighting his own homespun setup, which uses a combination of the Quicksilver append action and the text-embedded desktop tool, GeekTool. When all is said and done, this setup will allow you to quickly and easily add tasks to your to-do lists through Quicksilver without losing focus on what you're
LifeClever ;-)The 10 O’Clock Rule
LifeClever I’m Chanpory, and this is my site on how to live and work better as a designer. You should follow me on Twitter here. For more, check out the archives. This is a nifty one, simple to implement and, in my experience, surprisingly effective. Set your watch to beep every night at 10 o’clock. When your watch goes off, get up that instant and prepare for morning. Whether you’re in the middle
Top 10 Smart and Lazy Ways to Save Your Workday
If you leave the office most nights feeling exhausted, overwhelmed, and behind on everything you've got to get done at work—even though you just spent 10 hours there—you're letting your workday get away from you. It's too easy to let the hours you spend at the office get stolen by meetings, email, interruptions, and impromptu co-worker chats that leave you saddled with busywork and too distracted
Merlin Mann on "Inbox Zero" (Google Tech Talks)
Here's a good presentation you will enjoy. Merlin Mann, a well known productivity guru and creator of the popular 43 folders website talks about getting things done, the importance of getting your inbox to zero, and strategies for dealing with high volume email. Merlin spoke at Google earlier this summer and he told me (last night in fact) that Presentation Zen was an inspiration for his slides. T
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LifeClever ;-)Quickly Prioritize Notes with Color-coded Shorties
Use Relatives/Spouses to Give Yourself Firmer Deadlines
Use A Tmp Folder in OS X to Keep Your Desktop Clean
Put More Time In Your Day
Do the Most Important Task First
Beat the Procrastination Habit
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