I've been trying to do the inbox zero thing for a while now. I get antsy now if I have more than half a dozen things in my inbox.
I also try hard to follow the GTD system. Sometimes it's difficult to adapt to academia, and I struggle with that. (For that purpose, so far I have found "How to Write a Lot" useful.)
I have a small moleskine notebook that never leaves my side &em; I try to be diligent about writing things down as soon as I think of them then forget about it until I process it into OmniFocus.
I still find new and interesting ways to procrastinate, but I'm getting much better than I used to be.
Unfunny: well, nobody wins points by talking to googlers about how rich and spoiled they are. His style IS more fun than your average productivity author, though.
Re: True datredstickmanDecember 11 2007, 03:52:01 UTC
yeah - the joke about the laundry was pretty stupid and more exposed a sense of self-inadequacy? probably a bit of jealousy.
it was better than most productivity authors tho.
i suppose a lot of us *are* spoiled, though sometimes it doesn't feel like it. we have drycleaning service at genentech as well - it's better than the place around the corner from my house, and more convenient. ;)
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I also try hard to follow the GTD system. Sometimes it's difficult to adapt to academia, and I struggle with that. (For that purpose, so far I have found "How to Write a Lot" useful.)
I have a small moleskine notebook that never leaves my side &em; I try to be diligent about writing things down as soon as I think of them then forget about it until I process it into OmniFocus.
I still find new and interesting ways to procrastinate, but I'm getting much better than I used to be.
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it was better than most productivity authors tho.
i suppose a lot of us *are* spoiled, though sometimes it doesn't feel like it. we have drycleaning service at genentech as well - it's better than the place around the corner from my house, and more convenient. ;)
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