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  • Seven Productivity Tips For People That Hate GTD

    Great blog entry. Suggests a don't do list, something in mind each day that will make you want to kick ass, and powerful observations such as this: "Focus on the Three Cs. When it comes down to it, there are three major groups of things we need to do to succeed at whatever it is... more

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  • Reviewed by herbertlui on Aug 10, 5:09pm

    I like the piece about short bursts. Attention spans are dimming nowadays (perhaps I'm generalizing, but Lord knows I could use more focus).

  • Rated by laubened on Jun 09, 6:33pm

    very practical! my "mental weight-lifting" needs to start from... 5 minutes...

  • Rated by sambinha on Apr 30 2009, 7:33pm

    # Create a "to stop" list. # Focus on short bursts. # Define your daily ass-kicking. # Allow yourself to suck. # Focus on the Three C's. # Stop caring about things that don't matter. # Make it stupidly simple.

  • Rated by missaup on Apr 24 2009, 11:35pm

    great info!

  • Rated by Psychnerd on Apr 23 2009, 3:32pm

    Keeping it simple. One thing one hour everyday for 30 days. Getting it done.

  • Rated by focsa on Apr 23 2009, 8:53am

    7 Productivity Tips For People That Hate GTD

  • Rated by henis on Apr 22 2009, 6:02pm

    Seven Productivity Tips For People That Hate GTD

  • Reviewed by toriahennesey on Apr 22 2009, 4:25pm

    Usually Zen Habits gets on my tits - but this one makes sense and is doable.

  • Rated by Mail97 on Apr 22 2009, 2:19pm

    From the page: "Make it stupidly simple. If you're struggling to make headway on the stuff you really care about, maybe you're making it too complicated. Try making a really simple commitment, like working on that "thing you love" for an hour a day. One hour, every day. Don't commit to finishing it or making it perfect. Just commit to doing that One Thing You Love every day for one hour, for 30 days." Great advice, cleverly delivered

  • Rated by earthdyke on Apr 22 2009, 1:48pm

    Good page to read if you find you are someone who gets easily side-tracked from your original intentions before turning on your puter/going on-line.