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Links and Tools Roundup

By Mark Shead Leave a Comment

This is is a roundup of some of the useful articles and tools I’ve run across in the past few weeks. Checkout the sidebar for other links on Productivity and Organization as well.

  • Kinkless is an OmniOutliner document that lets you manage things using the “Getting Things Done” methodology.
  • PocketMod offers an easy way to print your own personalized organizer.
  • LifeHacks has a great post on how to clean almost everything and once it’s clean you can follow Real Simple’s plan to keep it clean with only 19 minutes of work per day.
  • Some tips on using Tracks and a molskine notebook to create a system based on “Getting Things Done.“
  • A good article on how to write an effective todo list from 43 Folders.
  • Working Smart has some tips on how to keep track of what you’ve delegated by email.
  • David Seah has a method to keep himself focused on important tasks that is inspired by video games.
  • This article has some tips on using Automator and Spotlight to improve your organization on your Mac.
  • Giles Turnbull tried organizing his life by putting everything in a single plain text file and 43 folders explains why this is such a good idea.

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