Archive for the Open Loops Category
Posted on March 9, 2010 by LJ
Tuesdays are open loop at SimpleProductivity blog.
Too many people think organizing is too easy or too hard. Simple Mom had a great article“7 Organizing Myths Debunked”. The three I think most important and most overlooked: “Once you organize your home, it just stays that way,” “A good organizing system will [...]
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Posted on March 3, 2010 by LJ
Today is a special edition of open loops at SimpleProductivity blog.
Another haiku about Productivity can be found at Skelliewag’s “Productivity in 11 Words”.
A step-by-step process for getting your inbox pared down can be found at Lifehacker’s “Empty Your Inbox with the Trusted Trio “. This is a modification of the [...]
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Posted on February 23, 2010 by LJ
Tuesdays are open loop at SimpleProductivity blog.
Did you know there are “4 Billion Time Management Systems Walking Around”? Organize IT speculates that our personal time management systems are like our fingerprints — “one of a kind”. So if you’re struggling to make yourself fit into something ask yourself if it [...]
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Posted on February 21, 2010 by LJ
Our regularly scheduled Tuesday open loop has been moved to Wednesday this week at SimpleProductivity blog.
Over at Art of Great Things, “3 (Unexpected) Laws of Simplicity” is a great read. Simplicity is not a simple thing (how’s that for ironic?) Simplicity means “no more than I need” and the article [...]
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Posted on February 16, 2010 by LJ
Tuesdays are open loop at SimpleProductivity blog.
I don’t like a dirty bathroom. Yet I don’t want to spend hours making it clean. Tipnut has a great set of “10 Quick Tips For A Shiny Bathroom” that incorporates some of my favorites: shaving cream to clean shower doors, using toothbrushes to [...]
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Posted on February 2, 2010 by LJ
Tuesdays are open loop at SimpleProductivity blog.
Someone asked about a daily routine, and the first response was “When I read that, my first thought was, ‘Yes, I wish I knew that too.’” Small Notebook talks about “My Real-Life, Practical Daily Routine”.
Adult learning can be a drag. Especially when the authors [...]
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