4/20/2009
- My Favorite Firefox Plugins
Since most of the people who read my blog spend a good amount of their time in front of the computer, I thought I’d share some of the plugins I use to boost my productivity.
This post is inspired because of my latest favorite: LastPass.
I’ve always looked for a great solution to storing usernames/passwords but haven’t [...]
7/22/2008
- Why I don’t Twitter
First, let me say that I don’t think twitter is a bad thing for all you twitter addicts out there. I just think it’s bad for me.
Ever since I read Getting Things Done and The Four-Hour Workweek, and put them into practice, I’ve realized what a drain email is on my time.
Since then, I stopped [...]
11/8/2007
- GTD Online – Things To Consider, Things To Do
After my last post about my online gtd system and my first post about how to best implement GTD online, I’ve had quite a few questions about how I do GTD online. Since I first started looking for a way to organize myself online and move all my stuff online a lot has changed. [...]
10/19/2007
- Turning Your SmartPhone Into A $1,000,000/Year Tool
Over the past few months I’ve become semi-obsessed with productivity because of my BlackBerry.
After reading David Allens “Getting Things Done” and having his system change my life I have stumbled upon/created a system for personal productivity that uses technology to make me more productive.
If you’re not paying the $20/month to be able to do email [...]
8/8/2006
- GTD Best Implementation Online
After my last blog entry about GTD I did some more research and came across tracks.tra.in, a hosted tracks service.
It turns out that tracks is a web based application that was specifically developed with GTD in mind. From what I can tell, and from the research I’ve done, tracks is the perfect online implementation [...]
