Time management – Anthrocode

Digital must haves for any new startup

Posted on May 18, 2013 by timbatchelder

New Start-ups: Here’s Your Digital To-Do List
John Brandon, inc.com

TECH REPORT

You already know you need a robust Web presence for your business. What other tech steps do you need to take to get established? Read this handy list.

I asked a number of entrepreneurs and experts for the essential things every…

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Starting up? Here’s a Great Digital To-Do List (projecteve.com)
Your Web Presence Stinks (benmccary.wordpress.com)
6th day of 42 days “To-do Lists” – Pros and Cons (unbreakablehealth.wordpress.com)

Achieving inbox zero with Mailstrom

Posted on March 3, 2013 by timbatchelder

How I Went From 1,000 Emails to Inbox Zero (and Stayed There) with Mailstrom
Adam Dachis, lifehacker.com

Inbox zero: it’s the impossible dream that gets further and further away as you let your emails pile up, but you don’t have to get stuck with the clutter. Thanks to an awesome webapp called Mailstrom, I finally got my thousand-email inbox under…

How I Went From 1,000 Emails to Inbox Zero (and Stayed There) with Mailstrom http://flip.it/yRQSQ http://flip.it/nFcPL

Gmail vs. Mailstrom: the battle to reach Inbox Zero (agbeat.com)
Mailbox for iPad review: Bigger, not much better, but still pretty great (digitaltrends.com)
Tony Hsieh Has A Great Technique For Killing ‘Email Guilt’ And Staying Productive (businessinsider.com)

Knowledge Jolt with Jack

Posted on August 23, 2011 by timbatchelder

Knowledge Jolt with Jack.

This guys has been at it for years, trying to get companies to embrace KM and has assembled a great collection of articles.

Knowledge Management Cafe (Photo credit: Emilie Ogez)

Can you make tacit knowledge…explicit? (therunninglibrarian.co.uk)
Technology Change (ivythesis.typepad.com)
Move It or Lose It – Keeping Knowledge on the Move (blogs.gartner.com)
Process Aligned Knowledge Management and Other Trends (billives.typepad.com)
Knowledgeheimer (mgmtblog.wordpress.com)
John Tropea: Knoco stories: KM – going beyond the old boy network (nickmilton.com)
Coherent communities (slideshare.net)
PLC Knowledge Management Forum (therunninglibrarian.co.uk)
How to Unlock the Hidden Knowledge in Your Organization (changingwinds.wordpress.com)
Ubiquity, the Next CMS Chasm (qtility.wordpress.com)

David Allen, Getting Things Done® and GTD®

Posted on August 22, 2011 by timbatchelder

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David Allen, Getting Things Done® and GTD®.

this approach to time management focuses on organizing things by the context in which you do them, like you have done with the house: kitchen, office, recreation etc.

GTD Times: Ten Ways To Get More Done At Work (gtdtimes.com)
Test Your GTD-Q (Personal Productivity Quotient) [GTD] (lifehacker.com)
#149 – Show #55 David Allen, Startups, and Getting Things Done. (startupsuccesspodcast.com)
How can I get my kid to do GTD? (gtdtimes.com)
GTD Times: The Creativity of Getting Things Done (gtdtimes.com)
GTD Set-up guides (konasdad.wordpress.com)

The 4-Hour Workweek: Getting stuff done using crowdsourced innovation

Posted on August 23, 2010 by timbatchelder

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The 4-Hour Workweek and Timothy Ferriss.

The Many Roads to Retirement (getrichslowly.org)
The four-hour week (thehindu.com)
Doing something meaningful. (millahallanoro.wordpress.com)
The 4-hour work week? Could it be real? (millahallanoro.wordpress.com)
Basics of Working Productively and Effectively [John Murray] (ecademy.com)
Should we drop the “Virtual Assistant” title? (vadirectory.net)
The 4 Hour Work Week (startups.typepad.com)
To Be Your Best, Try Being “Uncomfortable” (forbes.com)
REVIEW: “The 4-Hour Workweek” by Timothy Ferriss (shouldbereading.wordpress.com)
Tech PR: Beyond SEO to Content Engineering (customerthink.com)

The Most Innovative Ways to Nap

Posted on August 24, 2008 by timbatchelder

The Most Innovative Ways to Nap.

I am studying workplace environments right now to design a really innovative space for our old library. it should have both a place to nap, be creative, relax, and collaborate.

5 fascinating tidbits about napping (prdaily.com)
Everything You Need to Know About Napping – (Infographic) (msamba.wordpress.com)
Would You Pay for a Spa Nap? (bellasugar.com)
Early to Rise, Quick to Nap (fillingmypatchofsky.com)
The Science Behind Why Power Naps Help You Stay Productive and Creative (lifehacker.com)
Napping (hu0571.com)
Facts about Napping (mattress-find.com)
Everything You’ll Ever Need To Know About Napping (buzzfeed.com)
Science says naps are truly effective (techi.com)
Five Reasons You Should Nap (hackcollege.com)

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