Higher Education: ... the missing link?
Two blog posts have given me thought for thoughts on what I believe to be an important issue. The first is a post on David Allen's blog, published on 17 February 2006, Can we get to the kids?, in...
View ArticleHow to avoid office politics
The Slacker Manager has a very good piece today on How to avoid office politics. A must read.
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Mind Mapping
In a comment to an earlier post, Claire Tompkins wrote: "I've tried mind mapping a little bit but I got lost quickly in a forest of lines and words. I found it difficult to keep the map organized...
View ArticleMainewebreport blog sued by Warren Kremer Paino Advertising.
What a disgrace! Mainewebreport blog is being sued by Warren Kremer Paino Advertising. The firm CEO is a man of the name of Peter Kremer, who according to his corporate profile, "a rare combinaison of...
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The Failed States Index Map
A fascinating map: The Failed States Index Map by Foreign Policy and the Fund for Peace.
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GTD®'s The Six-Level Model for Reviewing Your Own Work
A thought provoking post on Jason's rantings on the theme of Getting the Right Things Done, which does makes one reflect on one's own implementation of GTD®. I however have some reservations about part...
View ArticleTowards a going-back to basics open-source generic productivity system?
A few words inspired by my exchange with Jason Alan Moore about his post on Getting the right things done. I think that Jason's idea of comparing, and when relevant combining, different systems is...
View ArticlePresentation of GTD® in French
I have just come accross this presentation of GTD® in French, which offers a very good synthesis of the method. It is available as a pdf file: GTD: organisé ... et branché, les recettes de...
View ArticlePrésentation de GTD® en français
Je viens tout juste de découvrir cette présentation de GTD® en français, qui offre une excellente synthèse de la méthode. Elle est disponible sous forme de fichier pdf: GTD: organisé ... et branché,...
View ArticleMap the Mac
In a comment to an earlier post on Mind Mapping, Anonymous drew my attention to www.mapthemac.com. Thanks Anonynous
View ArticleOmniGraffle and MindManager
Commenting on a recent post on the new MindManager for Mac OS, Eric from Organisation et méthode, the French GTD blog, asked: "Have you tried to use OmniGraffle for mindmapping? Using the automatic...
View ArticleComing soon: GTD® on MindManager Template
A few words to announce that I am currently putting the finishing hand to my Getting Things Done on MindManager Template, which I hope to post on this blog later today. I am preparing it using the all...
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GTD® on MindManager Template
My GTD® on MindManager template is now available for download as a zip file. Update: Please follow this link to the most recent version. All feedback most welcomed.For more information on Getting...
View ArticlePlagiarism
One of my daughters has recently acquired a DVD of The Man of the House, staring Tommy Lee Jones as Texas Ranger Roland Sharp. This is very light entertainment but there is there a wonderful one liner...
View ArticleLife Hack podcast for Lifehack.org
Friend Chris Brogan is announcing the new Life Hack podcast for Lifehack.org: "The Life Hack podcast covers weekly productivity tips, insights into how to speed up your life, interviews with people who...
View ArticleA few thoughts on Improv after the Life Hack podcast
Matt Cornell commented on my earlier post on by telling me that he is finishing the book now and that it is neat.I must say that after listening to the new Life Hack podcast for Lifehack.org, I really...
View ArticleWhy e-mails are so easily misunderstood
The Christian Monitor carried yesterday a most fascinating article on It's all about me: Why e-mails are so easily misunderstood. I came accross the article in the Slacker Manager's link fest. I could...
View ArticleBreaking News: Tom Raftery's Mac Crashed!
Astonishing news from Tom Raftery IT's blog: his Mac crashed!.
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