Here's how I coordinate my calendar with my #contexts: http://buhlig.us/1Cl7oHP #gtd
It's hard to know if you're working on the right thing without perspective: http://buhlig.us/1uhMEja #dailyreview
Make sure you have a plan for keeping your goals: http://buhlig.us/1u4kudo #keepinggoals
Add contact info to your phone from #businesscards and magically send them your info: http://buhlig.us/1B8E7B9 #evernote
Here's how I keep my goals front and center: http://buhlig.us/1u4kudo #keepinggoals
130 strong at host site in #buffalomn enjoying an awesome #ncr15! Perfect streaming! Thanks, @noregretsmen!
Enjoy the moment or check things off? http://buhlig.us/1IKmb0H #productivity #presence
Great opportunity to do breakout sessions at our host site for #nrc15 @noregretsmen
I've found myself going this route with all but a few apps: "Push-Pull" http://buhlig.us/16yPVRX by @mikevardy
There are few things your screens "need" your attention for. http://buhlig.us/1izFBOC #distractions
The power of observing as opposed to just seeing: http://buhlig.us/1DMmEOP by @farnamstreet
Adding contact info from #businesscards to your phone with a picture: http://buhlig.us/1B8E7B9 #evernote
I fight number 2 almost every day: "6 Lies that Keep Our Homes and Lives Cluttered" http://buhlig.us/16MdcR5
This might be one reason people don't use desktop towers anymore: http://buhlig.us/V64EyB #desktopmove
RT @ScottCYoungIT: Great example of #GTD Getting Things Done: A Day in the Life | Joe Buhlig http://ow.ly/IBsr0
While writing this book review for myself, I realized you might find it helpful as well: "What Every BODY Is Saying" http://buhlig.us/1xyzURT
Interesting. Looks like I'm actually partaking of my coffee at the right time: http://buhlig.us/1KnbovZ by @RGillett23
I do my Weekly Review on Sunday mornings. It really jump starts my week: http://buhlig.us/1vTyuDS #GTD
Nice! Loved this: "How to Trick Yourself into Doing Tasks You Dread" http://buhlig.us/1vuh4RZ by @awsamuel via @harvardbiz
What Every BODY Is Saying [Book Review]
Have you ever had a feeling that someone is uncomfortable in a conversation? Were you able to point out the nonverbal cues that gave you that feeling?
How I set up Projects, Contexts, and Perspectives in #Omnifocus: http://buhlig.us/1mbDiRK
"My Typical Day: How I Get People to Think I’m Productive" http://buhlig.us/1I87gm6 by @zen_habits
Not sure how to do "sparring sessions" virtually, but it's a unique way of getting ideas out there: http://buhlig.us/1D1yKVI by @edhawan
