GTD Simplified: What’s your inbox style?
I talked about collecting stuff in the first part of the GTD Back To Basics series but what about stuff that crops up on a day-to-day basis? Email is an…
Body Language: 9 Ways To Spot A Liar
Why would you want to spot a liar? Surely you'd love to know whether the report Arnie promised you really was lost from his PC after it was hit by…
Psychology Tuesday: Hand Signals
A huge amount of communication is non-verbal. From hand gestures to eye movements, we all unconsciously take these messages in and adapt our attitudes to the speaker accordingly. This week,…
Addicted To Email…?
I was pointed in the direction of an article recently (and apologies as I can't remember the source) called "Think You Might Be Addicted to Email? You're Not Alone" which…
Motivating Your Manager
How can you work productivily when your manager isn't pulling their weight? Read on to see how you can motivate your manager and make your life easier.
Freelancers – How much should you charge?
You don't want to undersell yourself but you don't want to put off potential cliets by pricing yourself out of their budget range. So, how do you work out what…
GTD Simplified: Ubiquitous Capture Tool
How do you capture thoughts and ideas when you're at your desk or out and about? David Allen calls this a Ubiquitous Capture Tool and here we take a look…
Psychology Tuesday: Motivate Yourself
Are you stuck in a rut? Here are 8 simple ways you can motivate yourself to get things done.
GTD – Back to basics 6 – The round-up
In this post we round-up all of the previous articles in this series. Read on to see how you can use Getting Things Done to manage your tasks and time…
GTD – Back to basics 5 – The Weekly Review
In this post in the GTD Back To Basics series we take a look at the importance of the Weekly Review and the type of things you need to look…
GTD – Back to Basics 4 – Projects
In this fourth post of the GTD Back To Basics series we look at what projects are in terms of the "Getting Things Done" methodology and how you manage your…
GTD – Back to basics 3 – Contexts and Next Actions
In the third post in the GTD Back To Basics series we take a look at what contexts are and how they can be used to simplify your organisation of…