Getting Things Done - GTD
Basic GTD: You manage actions
You do not manage time. If you have five minutes available, no matter what you do, you will not end up with six.
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Getting Things Done - GTD
You do not manage time. If you have five minutes available, no matter what you do, you will not end up with six.
Getting Things Done - GTD
The Weekly Review is a time that GTDers dedicate to our personal organization every week. More specifically, it is a time we spend to restore our balance, ensuring that everyday urgencies will not impose their law and, therefore, we are always working on what is actually important.
FacileThings
Last month we sent our active users a survey to assess their interest in accessing FacileThings through different mobile devices. The aim was to have a real idea of what devices they are using (or they expect to use soon) in order to adequately focus our development strategy on smartphones and tablets.
Personal Productivity
Many theories about human motivation—especially those used to motivate employees at work—focus on one basic idea: People tend to respond to positive and negative reinforcements (rewards and punishments) and tend to analyze what interests them in a rational, objective way.
Getting Things Done - GTD
Here comes the start of a new year together with new illusions, despite the gray situation. Although we make our new year resolutions and we are eager to start something new, it is quite common that most of them end up doomed to abandonment by the lack of implementation capacity.
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