Category: Personal Development
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This is not a paid advertisement … just FYI … I am considering taking a break for the day-to-day and going to this … since I had to add it to my calendar … I might as well cut and paste it into a blog post: "Principles of Leadership: From…
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Proverbs 14:4: "An empty stable stays clean, but no income comes from an empty stable." (NLT) The Fox and the Hedgehog … And … Motto #30: "If you don’t have the time to do it right, where are you going to find the time to do it over?"
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Chad Dickerson wrote that he is moving his "linkblogging" to del.icio.us. I am not sure that will work well for me … but maybe something I should at least try … meanwhile: PODCASTING (MONEY) CIO NEWS ALERTS: Pod-Cashing – Can anybody make money from podcasting? Doc Searls: The Podcast Network…
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The CTO of Metlife (New York City) – Steve Sheinheit shares his thoughts in CIO Magazine in an article entitled "WORK-LIFE BALANCE: How To Operate 24/7 Without Losing Your Mind – As the CIO of MetLife has discovered, it is possible to turn technology from a leash into an agent…
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Douglas Johnston has done some amazing do-it-yourself (DIY) paper planner kit work released under Creative Commons: Included are 50+ templates of ooey-gooey organisational goodness, some stylish covers, a receipt envelope craft project, a detailed handbook, undated calendars, mix-and-match forms, and more. It’s mostly inspired by Getting, but plenty of generic…
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I tried several different approaches with note-taking at eTech. With my Tablet PC (HP TC1100) not rebuilt in time for the conference, I thought it might be good to do some experimenting. If I had my Tablet PC I would have taken all my notes in One Note. So, on…
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One of my biggest challenges is that I like to experiment with trying the "newest" thing … after reading 43 Folders, two ideas have percolated to a point of actually trying them out. Over the course of the last month, I tested the generic Hipster PDA (I was using a…
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The Life Hacks session was very good from a personal and professional perspective. Here are my my edited notes … Live Hacks application functional areas (geek perspective): decent email search (many tools) easy webscraping (generating RSS feeds) keyboard macros for Windows/Linux (like Mac tools: launchbar, butler, quicksilver) filepile for everyone…
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Flickr: Photos tagged with hipsterpda via 43 Folders blog. Because of some security rules at work I don’t always get to take electronic items with me to all my meetings. I have a "hyprid" 3×5 index card solution that is pretty close to the hipsterpda solution. I should post the…
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TaDaList is a great potential tool but it looks like it is just a "marketing" teaser for Basecamp (nothing wrong with the approach … pretty good idea in general). But my 10 second spin has two big problems: Manually have to share every list and not a hierarchy of lists.…
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