Productivityist

DECEMBER 28, 2012

Organize the hidden stuff We focus a lot on the physical things we can see when it comes to removing clutter from our lives. It’s time to get tagging, creating sub-folders, and deleting dead files. If you don’t do any of the other things I’m about to mention, then at least take the time to organize the hidden stuff.

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Service Untitled

AUGUST 30, 2010

With nearly a one-click installation, different categories were organized giving people the opportunity to discuss pre-sale questions, member questions, customer support, while creating a personal touch. When the FAQ and forums are not enough to help her customers, Elizabeth also has a Help Desk. It sounds very efficient.&#

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Men With Pens

APRIL 25, 2010

You’re into GTD now, so you need 43 folders to get organized and productive. You’ve been ignoring your social media accounts. Straighten up your files. Get a sharpener while you’re at it. Yeah, they still make those. Look for your favorite color. Browse the folder section. Have lunch out. Might as well.

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Men With Pens

APRIL 18, 2010

This is also true for different kinds of layouts, better ways of getting in touch with you, and social media tools. Getting back into a new and organized approach is rocky, but expect that will change. What would make those whose interest is waning find a new reason to hang out on your blog? You don’t see those often anymore.

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Stephanie LH Calahan

MAY 20, 2011

Last year I was invited write articles for ACCO's "Organize Your Desk Day" To give some structure to the series of 30 blogposts, I decided to create a 10-week "How-to" course in setting up an organized and productive workspace. Repurposing: Soc Media To Articles To Books. Think Big When Creating Content.

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Brilliantly Better

JULY 17, 2010

Once you created the model, XCode will generate the implementation files for your objects. Say you have an object called Task in Core Data, Xcode will take care of the implementation files, so all you have to do in code is to write something like: task.dueDate to get the due date property of a task. Hey, I know singletons! Big trouble.

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