Tag: GTD

  • 6 Myths About Results Only Work Environments

    A ROWE (results only work environment) is a fairly progressive, and extremely effective business/organization culture and practice. Our current control-based management mindsets are based on a bygone era. A throwback to the factories in the industrial revolution.

  • Cal Newport: Getting Creative Things Done

    Knowledge workers know the problem well: how to fit large blocks of creative thinking into a busy schedule? With a focus on quality and quantity output, timely response to email, etc, finding extended focused time is nearly impossible. Enter Getting Creative Things Done: How To Fit Hard Thinking Into a Busy Schedule: The Problem >…

  • Interesting Web Cites for May 29th

    Sites and articles that I found very interesting today… Anxiety – Lightweight To-do Management – Not a new thing, but new to me. Great lightweight Mac task management app that integrates with Mail and iCal jQuery Performance Rules – Best Practices for Speeding Up jQuery – Great tips by a coworker, Dave Artz

  • Working From Home

    Michael Boyink has a great post with tips for working from home. Worth a read if you are fortunate enough to be able to do so. He has a nice summary paragraph at the end: > If you’re lucky enough to be able to work at home, don’t make it just a little mini office…

  • Two-Way Syncing Google Calendar and iCal

    Oh wow, I’ve been waiting for this for a long time! Built in syncing of iCal and gCal. It’s been possible to do it third party apps but I’ve always been a little suspicious of their efficacy (I have no data, only superstition there). Christian Warren posted about it on TUAW. Ahhh TUAW, not only…