Category: Links of Interest
Bruce Johnson – Thoughts on the Moonlander From ZSA
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I’ve got one of these coming and the more I see of it the more I wish I had it already. 32 layers FTW and those thumb clusters make me drool.
10 Blocks of Time – How Matt Ragland Time Blocks
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Don’t think this is what works with me, but maybe Matt’s method of time blocking will work for you. I’d certainly recommend trying it if you’re not doing anything about time blocking right now. > I’ve got a course coming on time blocking too, [subscribe to make sure you hear about it](https://curtismchale.ca)
Three Methods of Task Management
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I like the observation around 5:00 about the issues with different types of systems. Paper systems are a bunch of management in flipping pages. Yes I know paper planner people say (and I agree) that if it’s feeling like too much management it’s because the tasks you’re moving around are of little value. The problem…
Dave Lee – Secret Laptop Club
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Hrm, I wonder if these laptops run linux?
GTD in Under 8 Minutes
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Decent shortish video on how to do GTD.
Part 4 Chris Lawley iPad Hardware
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I’ve wanted that CalDigit dock since I saw him show it off a year ago. It’s expensive, then it’s much more expensive in Canada.
Justin OmniFocus Setup and Channels of Work
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I used to do something like Justin’s work channels in that I’d only allow myself 2 main projects. Usually that was one client project and one personal project. I’ve fallen a bit out of that. I usually have one “big” client project in a week. One “big” me project in a week, but then making…
The Next Tag in OmniFocus
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I like this idea. When I did Bullet Journal I ran a few lists that had a similar function. I had lists for: – thisweek – nextweek – thismonth – nextmonth I’d migrate tasks between the lists and when it came to planning I’d look at `#thisweek` and arrange the tasks into the week so…
Just Like a Baby Adults Need Rest
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Loved the comparison between a baby and an adult both needing a rest from stuff. Less than 30 seconds in I was nodding my head agreeing with it. One of the things I do many days a week is take an hour and walk in the middle of the day. Just get out and walk…
OmniFocus and Things Comparison
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Good comparison of OmniFocus and Things 3. I’m wondering if TickTick is really the right tool for me. It’s falling down in the automation department because it doesn’t allow you to create a list/project automatically. These are the two strongest contenders right now.