Archives for the 'blogging' Category
Get the official GTD widget [Stuff for Getting Things Done]
The David Allen Company is offering a GTD widget for your website, blog, or personal home page. The GTD widget comes in 2 flavors;
- One that shows headline links to the latest articles, podcasts and blog posts on davidco.com.
- One that shows full articles written by David Allen.
For myGTDstuff.com, I’ve chosen to host the [...]
5 Facts About Blogging [The Daily Saint]
Photo by Niko
Blogging is good for you, or so we think. My first post in 2005 laid the groundwork for what drives me today- a passion for meaningful work. The power of blogging is undeniable (think: Blog Action Day) and sites like the Huffington Post are now home to one of our favorite authors, David [...]
Getting Things Blogged [Genuine Curiosity]
Thanks to my dear friend Rosa, I have been reading a great post from Web Worker Daily on “Getting Things Done (GTD) for Bloggers.”
As the name implies, this article is an adaptation of David Allen’s Getting Things Done, geared toward bloggers. I think it does a fantastic job of mapping GTD activities to the [...]
Meet the Top 100 Productivity Blogs (hint: TDS is one of them) [The Daily Saint]
College Degree has just listed The Daily Saint as one of the top 100 productivity blogs. Kudos to the many others who share this list, an impressive group of dedicated bloggers!
Original post here: Mike
Can’t Miss Productivity Posts [The Daily Saint]
Here are some posts that I found helpful from the past week: Tim Ferris: Is Technology Failing to Simplify Life? Four Hour Work Week Journal: My Daily Schedule Brazen Careerist: Wardrobe Shifts Create Mental Shifts Cranking Widgets: Describing Twitter in…
Original post here: Mike
Making money from your muse… Blog Revenue — the Authoritative Guide [Diary of a Four-Hour-a-Weeker]
Editor’s Note: First, let me note that this is a very long blog post. I probably should have chopped it up into a few blog posts, but I didn’t want to lose the stream of thought.
Getting a bit more practical, one of the themes in the Four Hour Work Week is the idea that [...]
Feed reading and blog posting [Lifemuncher]
Thought I would share my current system for evaluating new posts in my RSS feeds and deciding whether I want to use them for my blogs. I have folders in Google Reader that group posts according to which blog they’re related to and how valuable they are. (”Read for Lifemuncher”, for example, or “Lifemuncher Second [...]
Time Leadership for Bloggers - a case study [How to be an Original]
If you don’t crack the shell, you can’t eat the nut. - Persian Proverb
Cracking the shell is a necessary activity to find the nut and eat it. The same goes for theories and concepts. Applying it to a real life situation is like cracking the shell of that theory. And the lessons you learn are [...]
Specialstat ti infetta con un trojan dialer [strategievincenti.net]
Per le statistiche dei miei blogs e siti uso ormai da più di un anno e mezzo i servizi gratuiti di Specialstat.com, fino a poco tempo fa ero assolutamente soddisfatto del loro servizio: statistiche dettagliate, con keywords, referrals e pure dettagli delle visite in tempo reale e tutto questo gratuitamente…
…ma c’è un grosso MA.
Da qualche [...]
Top Posts from January [The Daily Saint]
Photo by Mahi Teshnah
Readers of The Daily Saint found the following articles to be uber-motivational in the month of January:
The Ultimate Guide to Setting New Year’s Resolutions
The Un-To Do List for 2008
3 Easy Ways to End a Meeting on Time
The Ultimate Guide to Running Strong, Timely and Effective Meetings
How Authors Can Benefit from Blogging
If [...]