Todoodlist – Technology is great. Pencils are better.
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From time to time we come across great products. Todoodlist is a great product which I thought I’d share with you; especially, if you’re the kind of person who promises that this is the year they will get organised, then this post is for you.
But, before you reach for your PDA, open your Task List in Outlook or open Things on your iPhone, read this and you may never have need to reach for them again, because Nick Cernis has a solution for you.
Nick describes himself as half geek, half new-age Luddite. He is a UK based web developer and self-confessed gadget junkie. An unlikely character to write an ebook about abandonding technology in favour of simpler solutions to help you get things done.
But Nick’s a smart guy and author of the ebook Todoodlist. Todoodlist is for people like me (and maybe you), people who have gadgets and iPhone apps coming out of their ears and which are all supposed to help you manage your time and get things done.
Todoodlist gives you solutions and answers to questions like:
- How will I ever manage everything I have to get done?
- How can I create more hours in the day?
- Where are the best tricks for maximising productivity that WORK?
Last, but not least, What happened to technology making my life simpler?
Get it. It’s only £6 (about $10). (About the cost of a couple of iPhone apps you spent the money on to make your life more simple) Todoodlist is affordable, it works, and will help you bill more time.
Once you’ve bought the ebook, you’re going to need a notebook. I’d never be without the Moleskine. Click the image to see more details.
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My name is Matthew Needham and I'm a full time interim manager and consultant. I work with businesses large and small to help them grow their businesses, save money or improve their business processes.
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I bought this little e-book a few months ago and I am kicking myself for not having though of it.
It’s a very practical way to use a simple piece of paper to keep a lot of things straight. I’ve already got my small pile fo Molskine notebooks as well.
It does not replace a quick grocery-type list very well, but if you want a great way to get yourself organized in the bigger picture without being so “plugged in” then this is the book for you.
-Joshua Black
The Underdog Millionaire
.-= Joshua Black | The Underdog Millionaire´s last blog ..The 7 Magic Questions for Starting a Small Business =-.
Matthew Needham Reply:
April 19th, 2010 at 8:13 pm
Hi Joshua, that’s a great endorsement. I really appreciate you sharing your experiences with it. I know what you mean about having thought about it, sadly I often think of things like that when they come out….great idea, why didn’t I think of it?
I also love the moleskin, makes me feel like a real writer AND it just feels so nice and the paper is a lovely colour and anyway, I’m very much in love with it.
I think I’ll check out that book, as a geek myself I’m intrigued. Thanks for the pointer.
.-= Mo “Mad Dog” Stoneskin´s last blog ..Enchanted Legumes: the other side of the bean =-.
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