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After reading Getting Things Done...A Year of Getting Things Done: Part 2, The Stuff I Wish I Were Better At By: Merlin Mann (43 replies) December 30, 2004 - 2:25am |
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After reading Getting Things Done...
After reading Getting Things Done and doing some googling, I ended up buying Above and Beyond time management software. It’s expensive and complicated, but extremely efficient. Packed with useful features, like alarms, hourly chimes, timer, daily reports, etc. It hasn’t magically solved my tendency to procrastinate, but I’ve gotten a lot more organized and productive in the two months I’ve been using it. I’m nibbling away at the procrastination, learning to break things down into little chunks I can manage.