David Allen, the author of one of my favorite productivity books Getting Things Done, calls the Weekly Review a key to his entire system of organization and life management. I’ll talk about the whole GTD process in several future posts, but for now, I’d like to emphasize my Daily Action approach to GTD.  To put [...]

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Apple today announced a new device that will be on all geek wish lists immediately- the iPhone. I followed the Steve Jobs MacWorld keynote address. Apple has also changed their corporate name to Apple, Inc. since their product line includes so much more than just computers. Here is a blurb from the Apple, Inc. site: [...]

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In the spirit of Do [x] A Day, I’ve committed to posting to this blog at least daily.  We’ll use the same rules as I outlined in the Run Every Day Post below.  If I need a skip day for whatever reason, I won’t beat myself up over it, but will just post the next day.  I’ll [...]

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I’ve been running for several years, but have always had trouble making it a habit I could stick with.  I would typically plan to start running every other day, keeping the odd day for rest.  That would work until something came up on a running day to make me miss my run.  It would usually [...]

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Do A Day has been established as a blog to discuss whatever we’re interested in here, like GTD, Running(Every Day!), Life Management, Software Development, and Project Management.  Visit often, because that is just the tip of the iceberg. 

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