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Free Productivity Tools
June 11th, 2007 by StephenPosted in Blog, Downloads, GTD |
Welcome back! It's good to see you again. Please note that I am now publishing all new material at my hub site: StephenPSmith.com
Daily PlanIt has a list of free productivity tools!
Why should you spend time at the Daily PlanIt?
- Get ideas to set goals and manage your time to achieve them.
- Know where you’re going. Do what you choose to do with your life.
- Discover who you are and become the person you want to be.
- Learn skills that are important to success in life: communication, relationships, emotions, planning…
The goal of the Daily PlanIt is to provide information, inspiration, and motivation to manage your time and your life. Are you doing what you want with your life right now? This is your time! This is your life! Don’t waste it!
There is a lot of good productivity information and links at the blog, check it out.
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“Time Control mission:
I want you to fully realize the incredible leverage you create once you start improving any area of your business or life on a consistent basis - even if you only make tiny steps forward each time!
If you compound your success in any one specific area at a tiny but consistent rate of only half a percent a day (0.5%) for five days a week, in just one year you’ll have improved in that area by over 300% from where you started! If you continue at this simple, continual pace, you can expect to improve by over 1,000% in two years, over 3,000% in three years, and over an astounding 10,000% from where you started in just four years! ”
- Vince Panella
Your Time Control coach, Ex University Professor: ex US Navy aviator: super successful coach to coaches: senior executive at world’s leading HR organization : loving father and husband: best selling author.
“This is organized as a series of modules that are meant to be worked through slowly. Each module focuses on a different area where a small change yields a much greater improvement than the effort seemingly put in. Something as simple as getting “enough” sleep every night can boost efficiency throughout the day.
He doesn’t just say “cut down on time-wasters,” he gives tips for how to recognize them.and then he reminds you that some “waste” is necessary for mental health.
We’re only human, after all!
From Improving Project and Organizational Performance-
Project Management Institute ”
http://www.timecontrol.cc