Applied Research in a World of Increasing Time Demands
I have noticed a wide and growing number of new iPhone, Android and laptop apps that attempt to improve a user’s personal productivity. They all seem to focus on the same thing: how to make better lists. In this post, I try to encourage developers to look at better ways of using a schedule instead …
Last week’s teleclass focused on the most recent research in time management, and how it can be used to improve the way we schedule our time, and change our habits. I used the research by Dezhi Wu and the authors of Change Anything as my primary sources of information, taking their best ideas that we’re …
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Our Open House is in full swing and people are registering in the Free and Plus programs as speak. It’s an exciting moment in the history of 2Time Labs! On Thursday night (Oct 6th), the adventure continues with a teleclass entitled “Breakthroughs You Can Use.” I’ll be sharing how you can use the findings on …
A long time ago when I was a young consultant at AT&T Bell Labs I remember reading and then advocating the ideas of CK Prahalad, the recently deceased professor, thought leader and management consultant. He shared some of his interviews before his death in Strategy and Business, on the topic of thought leadership and the …
I am reading through the first chapters of a book written by Professor Dezhi Wu entitled Temporal Structures in Individual Time management: Practices to Enhance Calendar Tool Design. It’s a seminal work. But I am a bit biased as I have been lamenting the lack of proper research in this important area of professional life, …
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