Organizational- Time Management

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bee rad Edited: 01-Feb-07 Member Since: 01/17/2005 Posts: 1101	Can anyone suggest a seminar/webinar/dvd/book on Organization Skills and or Time Management? I am new to working out of my home and need some help. Thanks

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DustDevil Edited: 02-Feb-07 Member Since: 06/27/2004 Posts: 816	"Getting Things Done" by David Allen (www.davidco.com): http://www.amazon.com/Getting-Things-Done-Stress-Free-Productivity/dp/0142000280/sr=8-1/qid=1170436745/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/103-8399404-5691017?ie=UTF8&s=books You have ignored this user.

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bee rad Edited: 02-Feb-07 Member Since: 01/17/2005 Posts: 1110	cool...I will check it out. You have ignored this user.

2/3/07 2:47 AM

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DustDevil

Edited: 03-Feb-07
Member Since: 06/27/2004
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Here's an online primer on Getting Things Done you can read through to get a feel for the system: http://www.blackbeltproductivity.net/blog/gtd-primer/ Being a fellow work-from-homer, I have really found a LOT of value in GTD, especially in the use of "contexts" to work in. One of the big dangers of working from home is burnout due to overlapping of your work life and your home life. Working in contexts has allowed me to keep psychological boundaries around the various hats I wear.

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