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"Can't get anything done." All these personal assistants, from the Pilot, to MS Outlook, to the latest smart phone, have the same problem: they don't actually
by officemonkey 11y ago
"Can't get anything done."
All these personal assistants, from the Pilot, to MS Outlook, to the latest smart phone, have the same problem: they don't actually help you get anything done.
You have to have the work flows and discipline to process your "inbox," schedule your calendar, prioritize your work, and DO it.
I know Franklin-Covey and Getting Things Done are still popular, but where are the new tools for THAT?
- tedmiston 11y agoI'm still waiting [looking] for the software that actually helps you process your inbox ~every day without fail.
- officemonkey 11y agoYou know, Duolingo gives you "lingots" (aka fake points) for keeping a streak going every ten days. If there was a add-on that counted every day your inbox was at zero and gave you a meaningless brag, it would have a similar effect to me. There's nothing like getting a tiny useless award to ensure that I do what I should be doing anyway.