Category Archives: remainders

Oh you know I am going to have a word or two about the new iPhone. But I am going to save that until after I have a few drinks in me – I am at Macworld after all. For now, I have a bunch of remainders to post that have been piling up…

I can’t even begin to tell you how bad I want the new Nokia N800. Although, saying it like that tells you exactly how bad I want one (yes, even though there is this iPhone thing everyone is all excited about). I mean, a web tablet with a real browser, wi-fi, integrated chat and open source… What’s not to love.

PagePacker allows you to make a PocketMod style book out of a sheet of standard paper with anything you want printed on it. It does all of the layout for you automagically.

Like everyone else in the blogosphere, I am also real keen on the list of 20 Different Ways to Manage Your To Dos at Web Worker Daily. (via Lifehacker)

I don’t know if these really are the best unknown Mac applications but it is a nice list of ones you probably have not heard much about.

The new Circa Starter Kit is a gateway drug for Levenger to start you on the path of spending lots of money on their fabulous and luxurious office pr0n.

OmniGroup is holding an OmniFocus meetup next Monday at The Apple Store in San Francisco. OmniFocus is the much anticipated GTD app they are working on. I will be there. (via 43 Folders).

Speaking of 43 Folders… Merlin posts a great list-up of the most popular GTD posts on 43 Folders. If you’re looking for a good place to get going with GTD, start here.

Here is another Moleskine GTD Implementation. Looks like lots of people are breaking in the new year with new systems.

David Seah has been uupdating his beautiful, printable, productivity forms. His Emergent Task Planner 2007 Updates are not only yummy but they may be good for you too.

DIY Planner has a great starter guide for those interested in getting into fountain pens. I have always been tempted into getting one of these. The temptation has been especially recently as I have made a personal goal to do more journal writing. I actually had to close my browser and walk away from my computer today to keep my money from being sucked in this close to Christmas… In any case, it is an excellent post and earned a spot in my Yojimbo.

Great post on procrastination on the Tasty research blog. Here is a quote… “Why do people procrastinate? This is an effect psychologists attribute to “hyperbolic time discounting”: the immediate rewards are disproportionally more compelling than the greater delayed costs. In other words, Procrastination itself is the reward.“ So, how do people beat it? ”people are aware of their own procrastination and give themselves earlier deadlines to counter it. “ Good stuff. (via Paul Cone).

Been a while since I’ve seen some good ol’ Moleskine hackery but Santa must have handed out some little black books to well deserving GTD boys and girls this year. Easton Bond post his method involving Post It Tabs and some sharpies. Anabubla has some mighty purdy printable sheets you can stick in your Moleskine to get your GTD on. People are even taking beautiful photos of their wonderful black books.