discussion of productivity for business and personal use along with applications to assist and methods and techniques .
Just saying… Some thoughts: Good decisions can become a habit Bad habits often lead to bad decisions Do an autopsy on good ones and bad ones, ask Why? Don’t wait as it may be too late. History is a great teacher. Must properly define the problem or specifically what you are to do… otherwise you’ll […]
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Dane Jenson on the Power of Pressure With host, Erick Fisher on a Podcast 11-8-21 – Beyond the To Do List Program Pressure isn’t the problem it’s the solution. Everyone has pressure on them… it’s universal What is the most pressure you have ever faced? It covers a wide range of issues/experiences/emotions. It
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Steve Dotto is a tech geek producing live and recorded TV shows for decades. Recently he co-wrote a book with Bob Poole, No Limit over 50: What to Do When You’ve Been Let Go, Replace, Displaced, Or Just Want Something Different From Life. (See Podcast #411, Beyond The To-Do List with Eric Fisher). The book
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Personal Productivity Methods I came across this blog article https://blog.doist.com/personal-productivity-methods/#getting-things-done Before getting into the article, one might consider the definition of productivity. The Oxford English Dictionary equates the term with being creative and generative. Economically speaking it relates to output from the combination of land, labor and capital. Super productive people share
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A few more thoughts on productivity It’s hard to improve what you do without some sort of measurement. A “morning plan” might ask several questions: what it the number 1 task to complete today? Do I anticipate and distractions and if so, how can I handle them? Would I be willing to do something
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This is longer than most posts but I think you will find some helpful suggestions. Personal Productivity (v1.0) – This paper focuses on methods to complete our personal tasks and projects that align with personal goals all while dealing with time constraints and time demands from our job, family, friends, and other commitments. I
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Ten New Features of Evernote (summarized from an article by Anshul Kumar on www.mynextgendigital.medium.com) Evernote is still evolving, but these new features show promise for the future. Some may not be as polished as we’d like but good progress is being made. Today, 8/31/21 I updated on MacOS to Evernote v10.20.4. Tasks
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Make Evernote Fit Your Myers-Briggs Personality Type There was a time when people entered the workforce knowing that they would be treated pretty much as interchangeable corporate drones for the rest of their working lives. Fortunately, today companies are increasingly interested in understanding—and categorizing—personalities. And the Myers-Briggs Personality Test, which was developed by a
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Zen Guide to organizing files and folders (source: howtogeek.com) Signs of trouble: Desktops with 40 or more icons My Files with 300 files and 60 folders Only use search function to find files All Word files in one folder; all Excel files in one folder, etc. Frustration in finding things. The
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Digital minimalism is a philosophy for technology use rooted in your deepest values. (An article by Cal Newport) If you use food as an analogy, using only technology that enhances values is like only eating whole foods, rich in nutrients, and avoiding junk food. Digital minimalists make a concerted effort to ensure they are
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