Category Archives: GTD

Getting things done by david allen: Having some type of GTD system is an important part of what to do next.

Let’s Get Beyond Godin’s Less Annoying: Let’s Surprise and Delight Again & Slay Some Trolls.

What I’m after is an opportunity to amaze at the point of sale. Sonia Simone at Copyblogger hit it out of the park with a recent post on conversion killing.     People don’t have trust.  When they DO buy, that’s another time to make your systems work.  After you have that retail hit of euphoria…

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Getting Things Done (GTD) With Firefox Tabs: Setting Them To Have a Good Day

I love GTD.  I fall off the wagon all the time, but I do love the promise, and it’s a great framework to go back to.  Since I make my living connecting with people in social media, and helping them connect, and since I’m still doing “project work” as I launch my businesses…I figured I’d…

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Scheduling time for spontaneity

Since last week, I’ve accepted a lot of relatively challenging demands on my time.    I’ve joined toastmasters.org I’ve been invited to become a regular contributor to Blown Mortgage.  I’ve committed to a posting schedule here that is gonna be challenging, and I’m committed to getting really serious about tracking my performance next week (weight, money,…

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Be Prepared. Be Very Prepared. (Part 2 of 2)P

The main reason for this Journal is accountability. I wanted to increase the number of eyes that were holding me to the goals I set for myself. I wanted to put myself out there and say: this is who I am and how I roll. By advocating a position, it assumes I’m doing it, and…

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Run Your Life Off A Schedule

Making A Schedule For Yourself So every business–every job–has a ton of things that need to get done. There are emails to answer, there are planes to catch, bills to pay. And all of the distractions can eat you alive. There is no shortage of things competing for your time, energy and talent. Getting ahead…

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