Comments on: Life Management: Basics of Time Management

By: jagat parmar

jagat parmar — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 03:51:56 +0000

time is money or money is time,this is a false statement because who have the more time can’t earn more money & who want to earn more money, who haven’t more time

By: Steve Haynes

Steve Haynes — Sun, 18 May 2008 21:52:22 +0000

Thanks, Jeremy, for these very useful tips. I did a search on life management, but admittedly first had to read about ADHD in an effort to understand more about what I am up against.

Your blog seems to the practical works I so desperately need to put my creativity and productivity on course. I will do my best to follow along as you continue! Thanks again for sharing.

By: Jeremy Wright

Jeremy Wright — Thu, 22 Mar 2007 12:56:55 +0000

Shawn, all credit for the image goes to Marc Orchant Glad the post went over well!

By: Shawn Blanc

Shawn Blanc — Thu, 22 Mar 2007 04:34:59 +0000

Jeremy – What a post.

I have written and spoken a lot on GTD and life focus / lifestyle practices. This post was incredibly comprehensive, and I learned something new. The thing I loved the most was your little arrow/circle chart. Those three steps. I never realized that’s how organization goes. Very cool.

By: Marc Orchant

Marc Orchant — Thu, 22 Mar 2007 03:14:48 +0000

Jeremy – well first of all, I must admit to feeling like I have no place on that list at the end of your post but I’m very flattered nonetheless.

As you requested, I’ve just wrapped up a short contribution addressing the three questions/topics you posed and it will be on its way to you shortly.

This si a really fine beginning to your effort. Like Bob, I’ve “printed it” but in my case, I’ve printed it ot my knowledge repositories (OneNote on the PC, Yojimbo on the Mac). I am resolutely attempting to eliminate paper artifacts in my life in every way possible. It’s simply too easy to misplace paper. I find that losing bits is a lot harder if your system is well-constructed.

Again, thanks for all the kind words – and for the good (and even the not-so-good) times we’ve spent banging around these topics trying to make them comprehensible and meaningful to others (and to ourselves on more than occasion if I recall correctly).

;^)

By: Bob LeDrew

Bob LeDrew — Wed, 21 Mar 2007 21:15:30 +0000

Wow. This is a huge post, and I’m planning on printing it (something I don’t do a lot with blogposts) and reading it on my bus ride home.

Obviously a lot of effort went into this, and I appreciate it. I’ll let you know any tips I have in addition to this after a careful read, rather than the skim I just did.