I recently finished reading The 4-Hour Workweek (full review here). Among many things, it reminded me that I should not be checking my email constantly. I had heard this message several times in the past, but realized that I could improve my email habits. Before reading the book, my email habits were as follows: Good …
I just published a new blog over at BiggerPockets regarding using free tools from Google to systematize your business. I explain some of the free tools from Google and show an example of using these tools to implement a common process flow for a real estate investor. If you have a business, invest in real estate …
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My wife was always big on “todo lists”. She had lots of them and swore by them. So when I first arrived at the point when I could no longer track everything that I needed to do in my head, I started using post it notes for my todo lists. It was not long …
One thing that you will notice with GTD (Getting Things Done) is that it is a strategy to follow, but it can be implemented in numerous different ways. One struggle I see many people have is finding an implementation that works for them, whether it be physical, electronic or a hybrid. Here is one way …
I read quite a few books. For the most part, books within the same topic area generally contain the same content, each with a slightly different twist or tips that another did not have. This is not necessarily a problem, but leads me to not be able to differentiate many books from each other after …
Book Review: Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity by David Allen Read More »