Using Flags and Rules In Outlook 2003 for GTD
You can use Flags and Rules to Organise your emails so that they fit in with David Allen's Getting Things Done Methodology.
Year: 2005
Moleskine Notebook Hacks
The Moleskine notebook is hugely popular within the GTD community. Personally I’m not sure what...
Find Music on the Web
Not that I’m codoning this method in any way, shape or form: In google, type...
How to market your blog and keep your readers
Many blog publishers seem to subscribe to the view of the “If you build it,...
Google's taking over the world! Plus Free Software For All!
Via Lifehacker I found a list of Google Services, here’s just a taster: Google Blog...
Free Time Audit Template
Over at To-Done, Bob Walsh has provided a link for a nifty Time Auditing Template (requires...
MS Visual Studio Express For Free
Firstly, Microsoft have announced that they are giving away software. Yes, you heard me! Microsoft...
More Trouble for Sony
Sony BMG has admitted that instead of the 20 CDs containing the much criticised Sony...
Sony Backs down over DRM Root Kit
Sony has finally bowed to the pressure put on it by the media, lawyers and the...
Grocery Shopping Hack: Weekly Shopping Lists
Do you struggle to think of what you need to buy at the supermarket each week? Or perhaps you need to write a list to stop you buying everything and…
Estimating Project Duration
The guys over at Open Loops have written a post on estimating how long it...
Are you left or right brained?
Brain Lateralization Test Results Right Brain (34%) The right hemisphere is the visual, figurative, artistic,...