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http://www.paperblog.fr/2270343/simple-gtd-getting-things-done-le-tri-de-taches-simplifie/

Simple GTD (Getting Things Done) : le tri de tâches simplifié

Je vous ai déjà fait une introduction à la méthode GTD (Getting Things Done) de David Allen . C'est une méthode d'organisation personnelle très efficace, mais qui réclame une discipline et une rigueur constantes, qui peuvent être usantes à la longue.

Zen to Done (ZTD): l’Ultime Système Simple de Productivité.

“C’est à propos des habitudes et du comportement, pas du système ou des outils.” Je suis un grand admirateur de GTD , comme vous le savez probablement maintenant. C’est un des meilleurs systèmes de productivité jamais inventé. http://www.habitudes-zen.fr/2009/zen-to-done-ztd-lultime-systeme-simple-de-productivite/
vendredi, septembre 9 2011

Lifehacking / Astuces de vie

http://www.couchet.org/blog/index.php?category/Lifehacking

Le vrai secret pour pouvoir se lever très tôt

http://www.revolutionpersonnelle.com/2009/11/le-vrai-secret-pour-pouvoir-se-lever-tres-tot/ Après avoir écrit mon article sur mes petites habitudes , j’ai reçu beaucoup de questions concernant celle de se lever tous les matins avant 5h00. Plutôt que de répondre à chacun et chacune individuellement j’ai préféré le faire en une seule fois. Ceci représente donc mon expérience.

Getting Things Done Explained for Students

If you're into productivity, then you must have at least heard of David Allen's Getting Things Done productivity opus. Let's take a look at how to apply GTD to your school work. http://lifehacker.com/5334886/getting-things-done-explained-for-students
http://gagnermavie.com/aide-memoire-getting-things-done/ Si vous ne connaissez pas “ Getting Things Done ” (GTD pour les intimes), préparez-vous à changer votre vie.

Getting Things Done, best-seller de la productivité, en une image » Gagner ma vie

A few years ago, my life was a mess. http://www.dumblittleman.com/2007/06/7-secrets-of-super-organized.html

7 Secrets of the Super Organized

http://unclutterer.com/2010/02/17/increase-your-productivity-at-work-by-letting-go-of-negative-mental-clutter/

Increase your productivity at work by letting go of negative mental clutter

by Erin Doland on Feb 17, 2010 My alma mater is currently ranked number one in all of the college men’s basketball rankings. They’ve been in the top spot for 11 of the 14 weeks of the polls, and were number one in the preseason.
avec l'arrivée du web contributif, la sérendipité est aujourd'hui partout réellement présente et systématiquement agissante.

Ingénieries de la sérendipité » Article » OWNI, Digital Journalism

http://owni.fr/2010/02/04/ingenieries-de-la-serendipite/
Nobody likes meetings. Well, not “nobody” – that older guy with the beard that nobody seems to know personally that comes to every meeting? He likes meetings, because he gets a free donut and a nap.

5 Alternatives to Time-Wasting Meetings - Stepcase Lifehack

http://www.lifehack.org/articles/featured/5-alternatives-to-time-wasting-meetings.html

10 Ways History’s Finest Kept Their Focus at Work

Post written by Albert van Zyl from the blog HeadSpace . The lives of great people give us interesting clues about how to organise our days.
Personal organization without all the hassle

Getting Sh-t Done (GSD) - útilware.com

If you’re trying to do anything productively a system, and at some stage a routine, should be set. This is important for everything working from home or elsewhere. When you’re home all day and don’t have routines in place your day may become a shamble with nothing getting done properly.

Develop Routines At Home - Stepcase Lifehack

50+ Personal Productivity Blogs You’ve Never Heard of Before (and about a dozen you probably have) - Stepcase Lifehack

The personal productivity niche on the Web has grown by leaps and bounds since Lifehack launched only a few years ago. While a few sites dominate the rankings, there are lots and lots of lesser-known sites that are as good or even better than the “A- list ” productivity blogs. Most of them are solo operations — the GTD newbie documenting his or her quest for greater control over their life, the coach or consultant sharing his or her knowledge with the world, the writer adding to his or her published work with notes, errata, and new findings.