Tag Archives: GTD

4 Steps to Keeping New Year’s Resolutions

This post is from the SMUG Department of Philosophy. It isn’t about social media as much as it’s about personal growth. But in keeping with the rest of the SMUG curriculum, it’s based on my practical experience, and what has worked for me. In writing it I’m mainly reminding myself to apply what I’ve learned, [...]
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Yammer 108: More Yammer GTD

The David Allen Getting Things Done (GTD) workflow is an excellent model for maintaining your sanity in the midst of the daily onslaught of “stuff” that comes your way, demanding your attention. The five basic steps of GTD are: Collect Process Organize Review Do Yammer, or a tool like it, can be particularly helpful in [...]
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Yammering, Listening, and Improving the Product

This post is about a prime example of how companies can use social media tools to improve their products and services. You would expect this from a company looking to make a name for itself in social media, as Yammer is. If social media is your core product, you should be out there listening and [...]
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Yammer 104: Yammer as GTD General Reference File

In this post I wrote about how a blog can be the ultimate personal electronic “general reference” filing system that is consistent with David Allen’s Getting Things Done, or GTD, approach to life organization. I still think a blog can be useful for general reference. I often use the SMUG blog in that way. I [...]
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Arthur W. Page Society and Blue Oceans

I’ve been listening to an interesting book, Blue Ocean Strategy, over the last couple of weeks. It’s about “value innovation” that companies use to leave the “red oceans” of cutthroat, bloody competition and chart a course for wide-open “blue oceans” of market opportunity. As the authors’ web site puts it: The aim of BOS is [...]
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