From the Archives: Inaugural Edition
Posted on January 6, 2011 by LJ Earnest
Categories: From the Archives
A very early article in January 2006, “Flylady and GTD: A Study of Similarities” where I compare and contrast. Back then I was a follower of both systems. Now I follow neither. But I still think that the information in the article is relevant.
From January 2008, I ask if doing something with the wrong tool is better than waiting for the right tool. It seems it’s a bit of perfectionism coming out. From “Is It Better To Wait For the Right Tool Or To Just Use The Wrong One?“
Containers can be a way to hide clutter. But they can also be used to limit clutter. From “Limiting Clutter with Containers” (January 2009).
If you are still using a filing system, Mark Forster’s principle of little and often can help keep it under control. From “How To Apply “Little and Often” To File Purging” (January 2009)
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