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September 2003 - Scheduling And Contacts
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"There cannot be a crisis next week…my schedule is already full."
- Henry Kissinger
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This Month's Featured Articles
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"Building Blocks"by Dan Pierce
No matter how great your scheduling technology, you will never accomplish anything important if you don't know how to effectively partition your day.
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"Color-Coding Your Outlook Calendar"by Beth Sunny
One of the most useful features in a contact management program is the graphic differentiation between different types of activities and priorities.
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"Considering A Handheld Device?"by Time Design
If you are considering a PDA, the decision really comes down to human nature. Find out if an electronic scheduling and contact management system is for you.
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"Contact Management"by Kathy Paauw
You hear this phrase all over the place -- in relation to computerized programs -- but what does it mean and how can it help you get better organized?
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"Email Your Brain To Tomorrow"by Judith Tramayne-Barth
There is a quick and easy way to remind yourself of to-do's that need taken care of -- without a complicated system or expensive scheduling equipment.
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"Making The Most Of Technology"by Laura Leist
There are some great electronic tools out there for managing your schedule and contacts -- check out these easy-to-use and affordable computerized solutions.
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"Organization In The Palm Of Your Hand"by Laura Leist
Learn a few tricks for turning your PDA into a true time management tool (rather than an electronic version of the address book you used to carry!)
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"The Art Of Listing"by Donna Birk
No matter which time management system you choose, learning how to use 3 basic kinds of lists will definitely save you stress in the long run.
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