From a post at Innovation Weblog
The top 10 catalysts for best ideas are:
1. When you’re inspired
2. Brainstorming with others
3. When you’re immersed in a project
4. When you’re happy
5. Collaborating with a partner
6. Daydreaming
7. Analyzing a problem
8. Driving
9. Commuting to and from work
10. Reading books in your field
In their analysis, Tim Moore and Mitch Ditkoff discovered [...]
There is an insightful post at Business and Blogging that I’d like to share with you:
Friday Fun: Business Blogging Epiphany
One that particularly stands out is the shift that occurred when I realized that perhaps even more important than knowing the right answers, is knowing the right questions to ask.
This holds true in business blogging as [...]
Something a little different for you on this Thursday.
“Nothing lasts forever but the earth and sky”
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Mike St. Pierre of The Daily Saint is on vacation this week, so the GTD Cafe is one of my own suggestions.
Gmail is a remarkable free service that offers a massive amount of storage for your e-mails. In fact, there are “ Over 6886.008202 megabytes (and counting) of free storage so you’ll never need to [...]
Darren Hardy has an excellent article at successmagazine.com (SUCCESS — What Achievers Read.) that brings together many of the tips that you may have seen scattered all over the interwebs.
Of all the resources in the world, what are the most crucial for gaining efficiency, productivity and achievement? Now there are a lot of intangible answers—pertaining [...]
A collection of worksheets for managing your Weekly, Monthly, and Quarterly Reviews. There are 52 sheets for each week of the year, 12 different Monthly Review sheets, and 4 Quarterly Review sheets.
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The Book of Days is a five-year journal for short entries every day. Volume two contains the entries for July through December, 2008-2012.
Additional room is set aside for Annual Summaries.
268 pages.
