Lifehacker comes through yet again. Back in August they discussed the five "best" to do list managers. Check it out! The comments are full of good information, too.
The Five Best To-Do List Managers >>>
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2/26/08
To-Learn Lists
Keeping To-Learn Lists >>>
From the article:
Benefits of a To-Learn List
1. Focus on great ideas versus the most popular ones. It’s easy to buy books only from the front of a bookstore. Saving your ideas can get you to push into different subjects that might take more searching.
2. Split up your interests. If your self-education isn’t organized, it is easy to pick your favorite subjects even if 90% of the book’s material is old. Keeping a to-learn list allows you to explore subjects that are on the fringe of your current understanding.
3. Create a more varied reading diet. Keeping a to-learn list can help you balance fiction with non-fiction, science with literature and blend different types of books so your reading list doesn’t get stale.
From the article:
Benefits of a To-Learn List
1. Focus on great ideas versus the most popular ones. It’s easy to buy books only from the front of a bookstore. Saving your ideas can get you to push into different subjects that might take more searching.
2. Split up your interests. If your self-education isn’t organized, it is easy to pick your favorite subjects even if 90% of the book’s material is old. Keeping a to-learn list allows you to explore subjects that are on the fringe of your current understanding.
3. Create a more varied reading diet. Keeping a to-learn list can help you balance fiction with non-fiction, science with literature and blend different types of books so your reading list doesn’t get stale.
2/19/08
Stress Management
A detailed approach to managing stress through creating to-do lists >>>
They even include a template for creating a prioritized list.
They even include a template for creating a prioritized list.
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