17 May 2010 ~ 3 Comments

RememberTheMilk.com Smart Add Cheat Sheet

If you’re anything like me, you’re always looking for ways to do things faster. I’m on a never ending journey of becoming more effective and efficient in my daily workflow. One of the components of most people’s workflow is a task list. I’ve been using RememberTheMilk.com (RTM) as my task manager for a few years [...]

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02 March 2010 ~ 0 Comments

Check Out My Other Blog: ProductiveMinistry.com

Yesterday marked the start of another blogging endeavor for me. Rocky Hernandez and I officially (re)launched ProductiveMinistry.com. What does that mean for this blog? Not a whole lot, other than I’ll probably be shifting away from posting ministry-related blog posts on this blog. If you’re in ministry, either professionally or as a volunteer, I highly recommend clicking on over [...]

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26 August 2008 ~ 0 Comments

Drowning in email? Maybe you’ve believed a myth.

Communication used to be much easier. Before the days of email you would either send a letter, place a telephone call, or simply talk with someone face-to-face. Those days are long gone. We are bombarded with communication from many more angles. Email, text messages, facebook wall posts, and more make it difficult to stay on [...]

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24 August 2008 ~ 3 Comments

Initial thoughts about “Getting Things Done.”

Earlier this year it seemed like I was reading about David Allen’s book Getting Things Done all over the place on the internet. Most of the time it was on Twitter where people would shorten it to GTD. So I decided to take the plunge and buy the book. That was about two months ago. [...]

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12 August 2008 ~ 1 Comment

Stuff I like: Jott.com

One of the most important things to do when you’re trying to be productive is to have an effective and efficient system in place to capture all the ideas you have and actions you need accomplish. David Allen talks about this in his book Getting Things Done, which I’m in the early chapters of reading. [...]

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