Recording The Done
Top blogger Michael Wade shares why a Daily Accomplishments list might be a good alternative to our traditional to-do lists.
By shifting attention to what you are getting done rather than what you are not accomplishing, you can increase happiness and achievement.
via Execupundit.com: Daily Accomplishments List.
I love this idea and agree that it works. One of my favorite reports in my Toodledo task manager is my recently completed list - what a morale booster that can be - you know, provided it's got stuff on it...
What Will It Take
Cultural Offering gives us something to ponder. I've included a sampling but you should grab the whole list.
What Will It Take (WWIT). . .
. . .to make that additional call?
. . .to arrange that additional drop by?
. . .to schedule one more visit?
. . .to ask for a few minutes?
. . .to review that proposal one final time?
Make The Most Of Your Meetings
Lee Cash on How to Make Meetings Matter
Now that we have all settled comfortably into our inter-connected worlds, more and more people view meetings as atavistic hindrances; superfluous and futile time-pits in which we waste our days and sanity when there’s work to be done, darn it!
Sounds like he used to work the same places I did. Rather than just complain, this article offers some excellent tips on how to make the meetings you do have productive.
I wonder how many meetings will be held to discuss their implementation?
What Browser?
Firefox? Safari? Internet Explorer?
While a lot of folks have taken the plunge and installed an alternate web browser, many are still confused at the basic terminology or just how important your choice of browsers can be. In my experiences many are still using the default that came with their computers.
To help raise awareness the folks at Google have put together What Browser?, a handy site designed to help explain what an important role your browser plays and even points you to some alternate choices and usage tips.
Switching browsers can radically change your Internet experience, arm yourself with the information you need to make the right choice.
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