Having read David Allen’s Getting Things Done and Making It All Work, having the Mastering Workflow diagram up in my cube, having a clean inbox and an active to-do list, I thought I would be closer to the upper-right Captain and Commander area. But apparently I am still too quick to respond to urgent (in contrast [...]
I found a new way to blog utilizing the web app reQall. ReQall provides is a voicemail reminder service. I call the unique phone number whenever I “recall” a task I need to do and leave myself a message. ReQall transcribes my message and sends it to my Inbox. The next time I am online [...]
Dear Metro: I need you. I do, you get me to work every day, and without you I would have to drive and the Spur is so horrific that I don’t even want to entertain that thought. I am with you, you are my means of transit. But you know that, and I think you’ve [...]
I typically don’t get into work until going on 10AM, which means there is a whole lot of morning already spent, morning that I am squandering away. This article by Jim Citrin offers some tips for those wanna-be morning people who are interesting in Getting Things Done. Tapping the Power of your Morning Routine
For almost six months now I have been striving to live by the time-management guidelines suggested by David Allen in Getting Things Done. Here are the basics for anyone who is unfamiliar. The Basics of Getting Things Done
At The Motley Fool our new main office has 12 conference rooms. Those rooms typically are used for one hour sessions six to ten of them per day. That’s a lot of meetings, or so I thought until I read about Marissa Mayer at Google who takes on average 70 meetings a week. Wow! That [...]
