As you might have noticed, dear readers, my blogging frequency is not what it used to be or should be. It's not that I have writer's block - in my GTD
project folder I have enough notes for several hundred posts. But with the time constraints that a new baby, a demanding day job and several Quadrant II projects put on me, I have trouble finding motivation to sit down and craft my posts.
Still, blogging in itself is a Quadrant II activity, and even though so far I failed to make any real-life friends with it or attain any career-related connections, there's the question of monetary gain. Belieive it or not, but even a small blog like mine, with only about 1000 readers or so, makes me enough money to pay for the hosting fees, and then buy myself a significant New Year present. I am talking a rather nice and expensive lens
kind of money. Over the time, I had some thoughts about online advertising, and today, in order to make up a little for my blogging hiatus, let me share them with you in the next post.
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Did you find Gettings Things Done book helpful? I just bought it last week and have not finished reading it yet. His theory on organizing sounds pretty logical and I completed the first steps of the process listed in the book, but I am wondering about long term benefits - does the system actually holds up?
Well, I was doing similar things previously. The most useful idea that I got from the book was to buy the a label maker
. Other than that - dunno.
How label maker may help keeping things organized? Have really no idea
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