Posts Tagged as ‘Productivity’

31 December 2008

5 GTD Tips For 2009

1. Write down everything you do in a day
Doing this can help cut out time wasting activities and can also help identify free time. You will be amazed with all the time you can save using this method.
2. Make To-Do Lists
Write down your main objectives for each day and complete them in the order you [...]

14 October 2008

Use Rainlender To Help You Remember Things

Rainlender is a program that can help you remember things.  It contains a to do list feature, alarm, and a calendar.
Program Stats:
Download: Rainlender Website
Cost: None (Lite version)

11 October 2008

Setting Up and Using an Inbox Part 2

1.Start From The Top Of The Inbox
When sorting out your inbox start from the top and work through the pile.
2.Ask yourself if you need it
If you do not need the file throw it away or file it for later use.
3.Add Things To Do In The Inbox
Add things you wish to do in the inbox.
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9 October 2008

Planning With A Diary

Diaries and planners are a very useful planning tool that can help you manage your time.  Here are some tips for the use of a diary for planning time.
1. Write activities or things you want to achieve during the day.
2. Check your diary or planner throughout the day.
3. Tick off each activity as you complete [...]

8 October 2008

Setting Up and Using an Inbox Part 1

1. Buy a tray or use a folder or anything that holds objects such as paper.
2. Use the inbox to put in current work or paper that you must complete,  file or use .
3. Clear the Inbox each day.
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7 October 2008

3 Ways To Organise

1. Use an Inbox
Everyday sort through your inbox and throw away unneeded material, delegate work that is for others and make sure you complete all activities that need to be completed on the day.  An inbox can be a tub or container for example.

2. Use folders
Sort and archive old work that is needed in manila [...]

30 July 2008

Tickler Files

Creating tickler files is a way of chronologically organising bits of data or information.
Generally, a tickler is made up of 42 folders all together, 12 folders labeled with each month in the year and 31 folders representing each day.  You put the current month as the top folder and after that folder you have the [...]