Monthly Archives: April 2008

Map Your Way Through the Jungle of Life

This article discusses the use of Mind Maps as an aid for managing your life. Our examples relate to the GTD and/or Covey methods of time management and planning. However, mind maps can be used in a lot of different … Continue reading

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Wake up …

Caught you nodding off didn’t I? Just kidding, of course You may have noticed that I have had several news-related posts the past few days, but no posts with “original thinking.” Well, there are two reasons: (1) I like to … Continue reading

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Amazon Launches End User Gadget Blog

I just learned that Amazon has launched a gadget blog entitled End User. Although End User is new, I have a hunch that it will become one of the dominant gadget blogs, and that it will have a lot of … Continue reading

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Announcing a New Blog: Adapting to Change

My friend John Sagers, a professor of Asian history, has recently started a blog entitled Adapting to Change. John summarizes the purpose of the blog as follows: This blog is about life transitions and learning how to navigate them. I … Continue reading

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For Fellow Bloggers: Check This Out

Chris Pearson, a fellow Georgia Tech graduate, has a great new website that he is using to market his premium themes. His first premium theme is currently available for $67, an extraordinary price considering the exceptional high quality of the … Continue reading

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A Reader Needs Your Help

One of our regular readers, Steve Vernon, has a son who needs a dual organ transplant. To see an update on this from Steve, check out this post in his personal blog. While not all of you believe in prayer, … Continue reading

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Use iFitOne to Stay in Shape [Windows Mobile]

I know a lot of you are very concerned about staying in shape physically, by watching what you eat and through exercising. Hence, a program released today by Developer One may be just what you need to help you meet … Continue reading

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VMware Fusion Updated to Version 1.1.2

Regular readers know I am fan of VMware Fusion, because it lets me seamlessly run Windows on my iMac. For example, I use it to

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Some Links for Your Consideration

Here are a few links of interest on various topics: Michael Mconnik, who does a wonderful job of sharing iPod Touch tips via his Twitter account, has asked for prayers for his wife who has terminal cancer. BusySync 2.0 is … Continue reading

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An Ah-Ha Moment

I was thinking about writing an article dissing David Allen’s Ready for Anything: 52 Productivity Principles for Work and Life: after reading 10 chapters, I was upset that he just seemed to be saying the same thing over and over. … Continue reading

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