Archive for the Open Loops Category
Posted on August 31, 2010 by LJ
Tuesdays are open loop at SimpleProductivity blog. There’s too much information out there. The Simpler Life shares how to manage four of the worst offenders at “Digital Overwhelm: 4 Problems and How to Fix Them” The web is a great reference tool. I often feel dissatisfied with the online dictionaries, [...]
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Posted on August 24, 2010 by LJ
Tuesdays are open loop at SimpleProductivity blog. If you have ever said “I don’t have enough time to…” head over to Dumb Little Man and ask yourself if any of the 7 scenarios apply to you. For me, it is that I don’t finish things, and I don’t say no. [...]
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Posted on August 17, 2010 by LJ
Open Loops 8/17/2010: Articles I Think Worth Passing Along Tuesdays are open loop at SimpleProductivity blog. This blog article over at JonathanFields.com had me thinking. In fact, I went back and read it two or three times. What is my cocktail statement?“I’m LJ and I am a web programmer. I [...]
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Posted on August 10, 2010 by LJ
Tuesdays are open loop at SimpleProductivity blog. After a recent encounter with an educated adult saying “go-ed” (as in “I go-ed to the store”), I’ve been on a grammar kick. MakeUseOf has a great listing of free online grammar resources at “The Best Free Online Grammar Resources” I’m sure I’m [...]
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Posted on August 3, 2010 by LJ
Tuesdays are open loop at SimpleProductivity blog. Concise points to reboot yourself after a long weekend, from Unclutterer’s “Five simple uncluttering tasks” Simplifying can be difficult if you love the stuff you have. Sometimes it’s not a matter of love, though, and Zen Habits has a great list to help [...]
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Posted on July 27, 2010 by LJ
Tuesdays are open loop at SimpleProductivity blog. 18 ways to work smarter…my favorites are “go for the high impact”, “cut the fluff” and “stop when you’re tired.” From Dumb Little Man’s “Working Hard Is not Enough” . It is very easy to make excuses for not doing something. Small Notebook’s [...]
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