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I'm glad I found this...Brian Oberkirch on reducing noise and stealing back attention By: Merlin Mann (14 replies) April 20, 2007 - 6:03am |
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I'm glad I found this...
I’m glad I found this blog. And I definitely think I need this book when it comes out.
Being a fairly lazy person, I tend to put off all those little ten minute organizational chores that would save me hours in the future. (Even the title of this blog, 43 Folders, makes me anxious because it reminds me of all the filing i never do.)
But now I’m starting my own little blog and it might be time to clean up my act. Lots of places to visit, things to learn, people to meet, and I’m already losing track of what i’ve done and what I haven’t. Or maybe a new brain, if anyone knows where I could get one.