Archives for the 'blogs' Category
eDragonu.ro on Top 50 Productivity Blogs of the Year [eDragonu - the choice of a personal path]
Well, it looks like I will have a wonderful spring: today I was notified about being listed on Top 50 Productivity Blogs of the Year on Evan Carmichael’s website. The top, divided in several sections, like “Getting Things Done”, or “Life Hacks” puts me near icon bloggers like zen habits or Steve Pavlina. I’am also [...]
Links from around the web [Hack Your Day]
Here are some of the links I liked today, from hard drive problem anticipation, to advanced Thunderbird, you are bound to find something to make you a bit more productive, happy reading!
Don’t forget, if you have any link suggestions for me you can send them directly by email, or add it to your del.icio.us account [...]
A Window to the World of GTD (GTD Blog Review) [Tech Rest]
Whether you are new to GTD or a GTD master, you can find something great at the blog, Getting Things Done.
What I like. The layout is well organized with tabs at the top indicating the main sections. Another nice feature is the concise category list. In addition, the front page features a good selection of [...]
You’re Gonna Love Him [Tech Rest]
Who? Terrence Randell, author of the GTD blog Experiments in Effectiveness. I met him through the Getting Things Done Feedburner network.
So what’s to love?
Up to date news about GTD tech tools. Check out his great review of Amazon’s S3 online backup system.
Great inspiration for personal growth. Want to get up a little earlier to recapture [...]
Blogging is Like TV [Tech Rest]
TV is really good about promoting itself. How many commercials do you see that are promoting another show?
That’s part of what is making blogging great: one blogger promoting the work of another. I’m pretty new to the blogging world but I have been surprised at how helpful my fellow bloggers have been to me. And [...]
Meme: Who is in my feed list? [Gearfire Productivity]
I have just been “challenged” at Lorelle on Wordpress to post about who is in my feed list. I probably wouldn’t have written this a month ago, because my feed list was nothing to be proud of. I had over 120 individual subscriptions, many of them to large posting sites such as Digg, Reddit, [...]