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posted by guest089f28 on Inbox Zero: Action-Based Email [slide 1] (1 minute ago, 0 since then)

Where do you people get these photos?? Web Design Blog

posted by cscott5288 on Inbox Zero: Action-Based Email [slide 6] (21 hours ago, 1 since then)

Hi, i tried to download but it loaded few minutes on an empty page, is that because my local online speed was too slow? Regards, Acne Boy

posted by 10acne on Inbox Zero: Action-Based Email [slide 26] (5 days ago, 2 since then)

hi merlin, its really nice to see you here and your presentations ------------------------- Free Video

posted by guestc61294 on Who Moved My Brain? Revaluing Time and Attention [slide 1] (2 weeks ago, 0 since then)

Enjoyed the slides. Well done. Thank god for doing away with bullet points. #34 Is that question mark supposed to be there? I see why you love that one slide. Beautiful shot, beautiful concept. As a therapist and fan of cognitive psych, I have to add that our brains actually do need dads and there a couple systems of psychotherapy built around that concept. And loosely they involve teaching you to be a dad to your inner entourage, because you do have one you know. One is called Internal Family Systems Therapy. Thought you might find that interesting. Best wishes on delivery.

posted by MichaelGorsline on Who Moved My Brain? Revaluing Time and Attention [slide 1] (2 weeks ago, 1 since then)

I like thinking about the architecture of structures and systems. as a creative person, any order or system I impose on myself needs to be vaulted: simple, strong, and above all, spacious. I'm enjoying getting to know your site and deciding what elements of it fit with my own blueprint.

posted by Kyran on Who Moved My Brain? Revaluing Time and Attention [slide 1] (2 weeks ago, 2 since then)

This is GREAT work - fun to watch, TRUE, and actionable. Thanks for sharing. And btw - using "slideshare" is a great way to get the message out. Cost less than oe token on my end. :-)

posted by kimmaterial on Who Moved My Brain? Revaluing Time and Attention [slide 39] (3 weeks ago, 3 since then)

Hi Merlin, I am a long-time reder of your blog, a GTD-user and all that jazz. BUT I have a question :-) Went to a time management course with co-workers recently and the speaker said, you have to keep time for interruptions because saying yes to a co-worker who needs help is something that keeps the atmosphere positive in the office. (And I am kind of the unofficial MS Office helpdesk myself, I must say) What's your opinion on that? "Loosing" some time to improve relationships on the workplace?

posted by Mariehdb on Who Moved My Brain? Revaluing Time and Attention [slide 39] (3 weeks ago, 4 since then)

love your presentation! S.

posted by sdeniau on Inbox Zero: Action-Based Email [slide 26] (1 month ago, 3 since then)

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posted by guestc484f3 on Inbox Zero: Action-Based Email [slide 1] (1 month ago, 4 since then)