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Tag Archives: inbox zero
An Overflowing Inbox Is Not A Kanban System
From David Allen (no link available): It is a residue from the industrial and agricultural world, I think, when the things to be done were much more physically self-evident. The “piles” in most offices nowadays seem just meager attempts to … Continue reading
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Tagged continuous flow, David Allen, email, inbox zero, inputs, kanban
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Reducing Stress With Checklists and GTD
In the ABA Journal, Martha Neil writes: A sense of impending doom is a common feeling for many attorneys in practice: From the mistake made when drafting a document or taking a deposition to a transgression that you may not … Continue reading
Ninja Email Laws
Time Management Ninja offers “9 Laws for Work Email.” They’re all worth checking out. My favorite is “Keep it Short,” with the suggestion that all emails be less than five lines long. But I particularly like this insight: Do not … Continue reading
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Tagged email, handhelds, inbox zero, workflow
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