4 June, 2010 (10:13) | Productivity, Success | By: Aaron
This is the first in a series that will detail a few practices that lead to success in today’s society. The focus isn’t on providing principles of success, but methods that you can put into practice right now that will eventually lead to greater success.
Tags: activity, book, books, Productivity, read, read books, Success, television, tv
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12 May, 2010 (10:08) | Health and Fitness, Productivity | By: Aaron
Today’s topic is on Stress Reduction with the Getting Things Done (GTD) system. If you would like more information about GTD then I would highly recommend reading the book. You can get it here. For more tools that work with the GTD system be sure to check out the Productivity category and for more tips [...]
Tags: cortisol, David Allen, earn money, Getting Things Done, gtd, health, jobs, Laziness, lose weight, money, online video, Productivity, reduce stress, stress, Success, unemployment, video, you tube
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27 April, 2010 (11:47) | iPhone/iPad Apps, Productivity | By: Aaron
Previously I mentioned SmartTime by Left Coast Logic as the best calendar App because it enables you to see day specific tasks in addition to appointments. However if you’re familiar with Getting Things Done (GTD) then you know that you should also have a place to simply list what needs to be done, but isn’t [...]
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20 April, 2010 (10:24) | iPhone/iPad Apps, Productivity | By: Aaron
I’ve been waiting to share this one for a while. One of the things that I had been wanting to find was an application that would synchronize my calendar with my task list. One of the problems that I’ve ran into is not seeing my tasks enough. My fault, I know, but I needed to [...]
Tags: action list, calendar, David Allen, Getting Things Done, google, google calendars, gtd, ical, ipad, ipad app, iphone, iphone app, left coast logic, outlook, smart time, task list, to do list
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5 April, 2010 (06:30) | Productivity | By: Aaron
Leechblock is a great program that I found a few months ago. I first heard about it in The 4-Hour Workweek. The basic concept is that it works with Firefox to minimize your productivity and minimize your procrastination and distractions. Leechblock, to my knowledge, only works with Firefox (sorry IE, Chrome, and Safari users, see [...]
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