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Productivity systems are supposed to be frameworks that help individuals in different situations get through their day more effectively-so why do some people insist on a literal and dogmatic interpretation of a system’s rules?

Mark Forster fans will be pleased to hear about his intriguing new task management system, Autofocus.

Anyone without a proper filing system is familiar with “piles”. One of the publishers shows us how he keeps everything in order.

Mark Forster, Time Management Coach and Author of “Do It Tomorrow: and other secrets of time management” calls for beta testers of his new time management method.

Whakate is proud to present its e-book, “Getting Started with Life Design,” for any readers who want to redesign their life in a realistic and holistic way that works.

The productivity systems “Getting Things Done” and “Do It Tomorrow” have both risen in popularity and each have their own loyal followers. However, they are two fundamentally different systems and understanding those differences is crucial for deciding which system (or what combination of the two systems) we wish to pursue.

Whakate´s Best of Web Award recognises the 30 best personal development and productivity resources the internet has to offer today.

A timetable can give you control over your time, mapping out your priorities and giving you an understanding of what tasks to take on.

As bloggers write on leadership and personal values, forums are found talking about excellence, Randy Pausch, and marrying DIT and GTD.

MBTI – The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator is a personality test that gauges the individual’s preference regarding four personality traits, and could potentially be used to show preferences for certain organisational systems.

Blogs and Online Discussions Best Picks for September ´08: The “lifehack” counter-culture is here, and it is all about finding purposed and meaningful productivity.