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Forty-three folders
Forty-three folders
David Allen doesn’t say anything though about what to do with classified materials.
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Forty-three folders
Cal Newport on Getting Things Done
Cal Newport on Getting Things Done
A long and not especially satisfying New Yorker piece by Cal Newport: “The Rise and Fall of Getting Things Done.”
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Cal Newport on Getting Things Done
Books about notebooks
Books about notebooks
The promises that books about notebooks make are appealing: follow this system to greater autonomy, creativity, and peace of mind. But I balk at the idea of reading a book to learn how to keep a notebook.
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Books about notebooks
At the CPG Co.
At the CPG Co.
Life at the Continental Paper Grading Co.
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At the CPG Co.
Busy, busier
Busy, busier
At the Atlantic, James Fallows interviews David Allen.
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Busy, busier
Rule 7 and other rules
Rule 7 and other rules
“The only rule is work”: John Cage or Corita Kent?
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Rule 7 and other rules
David Allen in the New York Times
David Allen in the New York Times
A crash course in the practices described at greater length in Getting Things Done .
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David Allen in the New York Times
No
No
Link to Ramona Creel's "20 Ways to Say No"
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No
Messy desk
Messy desk
Thought and work are unpredictable, varying, and ambiguous. They're messy. Why shouldn't your desk be messy too? Eric Abrahamson and David H...
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Messy desk
Teaching disorganized students
Teaching disorganized students
Ana Homayoun tutors disorganized teenagers: She requires her clients to have a three-ring, loose-leaf binder for each academic subject, to d...
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Teaching disorganized students