I’ve taken the past two or so weeks to review my immediate, short-term, long-term and life-long goals. To say the least, my list has grown e’er so exponentially that I’m overwhelmed and excited- I’m anticipating the ride.
To get things going, though, I had to be jolted from a small mental captivity, if you will. But I did it, with the help of these (and many more) resources. I claim no creation or authorship of these resources. Just a deep admiration and thankfulness.
I’ll keep adding to this list as more resources come my way.
Happy goal-ing!
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- The Art Of Non-Comformity by Chris Guilleabeau (and the cool resources on his site)
- GTD theories (that may be strange at first, but I try to learn something from anything and I think you should too)
- Steven Covey and his lovely books- First Things First, Principle Centered Living, 7 Habits and The 8th Habit
- The Beginner’s Guide to Zen Habits by the coolest Guamese dude ever (are they called Guamese?)
- 100 Pushups, 200 Situps and 200 Squats
- Billy Blanks (who knew he was a Christ-filled, buff, sweaty trainer?)
- NaNoWriMo and Write to Done (for those of you who need inspiration to write)
- Work from home, away from home or even in Angola… or Bolivia…. or Cape Town… or Durban… or in the Emirates…. or in India… or Japan… you get the idea.
- Eat sandwiches and be healthy… Some ideas and inspiration here
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Dan // May 20, 2009 at 10:50 am
For implementing GTD you can use this web-based application:
http://www.Gtdagenda.com
You can use it to manage your goals, projects and tasks, set next actions and contexts, use checklists, schedules and a calendar.
A mobile version is available too.