Dennis S.

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Apr 30	answered	Gathering tasks all the time?
Apr 25	answered	Dealing with distractions from GMail
Apr 24	answered	How to manage long term projects?
Apr 12	answered	Using the GTD framework, should Someday/Maybe's have tasks built out?
Apr 4	answered	What are must have time management and productivity books?
Apr 2	answered	Sweeping a wet bathroom floor
Mar 19	answered	How do you fill in the “dead” time when using a computer?
Mar 12	answered	What are the digital equivalents of index cards?
Mar 12	awarded	Editor
Mar 12	comment	How to use Evernote to Implement a GTD System Free Kindle software is available for most platforms. amazon.com/gp/feature.html?ie=UTF8&docId=1000493771
Mar 12	revised	How to use Evernote to Implement a GTD System added 117 characters in body
Mar 9	answered	How to use Evernote to Implement a GTD System
Mar 6	answered	TO-DO app with ability to categorize, set due dates, priorities and notes for a task
Mar 5	answered	Experience using a tablet to be more productive
Feb 28	answered	Are daily keystrokes a good proxy metric for overall productivity? How can I measure them?
Feb 27	answered	What is your experience with a trickle list?
Feb 24	answered	Pomodoro Technique with colleagues
Feb 24	answered	Desktop app/group of apps for todo list/time management
Feb 21	comment	The productive label printer Agree completely. I haven't changed batteries in mine for over a year, and I use it regularly. There's something almost magical about opening a file drawer and seeing those nicely typeset labels, instead of my handwriting.
Feb 21	comment	How can I list down website passwords for better productivity? I upvoted Yuji's suggestion for 1Password and LastPass. I wanted to also comment that LastPass also holds form data, notes, and a lot of other things if you want it to. 1Password may very well do the same, but I'm a LastPass user and very happy with it. Also, LastPass works on multiple platforms. I use it on Windows (Firefox and Chrome), iOS, and Android.