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Surmonter ces tâches inachevées Les tâches inachevées nous polluent l’existence en permanence en occupant notre esprit de manière consciente ou inconsciente. On se fixe régulièrement de petites tâches qu’on prévoit de réaliser au cours de la journée ou de la semaine, pour lesquelles on ne trouve pas le temps nécessaire et qu’on remet systématiquement au jour suivant ou à la semaine suivante. Parfois on finit par remettre au lendemain tellement de tâches prévues qu’on à l’impression de ne plus avoir de temps pour soi et de ne pas avancer dans ses projets ou même dans la vie d’une manière plus large. Combien de listes de tâches traînent sur votre bureau, dans vos tiroirs ou dans votre agenda ? Combien de projets personnels occupent votre esprit et vous frustrent lorsque vous vous rendez compte que ces projets traînent depuis des mois, voir des années ? Même à l’échelle d’une journée, on se laisse bien trop souvent envahir par ces tâches inachevées: 4) Ne surtout pas chercher la perfection ou le détail.

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Online Project Management Web Based GQueues Day Zero - The Home of the 101 Things in 1001 Days Project Dashboard Everything Peg it up, Move it Around, Get it Done. It became a catch phrase across Skype as we built Pegby: let's go to the Board . Using an unlimited number of Boards , you can collaborate with friends, family, co-workers and even strangers...if you like that sort of thing. We've seen boards with twenty Columns , which is no big deal for Pegby. With sweet minimization and drag and drop capability, create as many Columns as you'd like but focus on the ones that matter to you in the moment. Pegby began with the Card . Ah, the Stack , the must have and most often used feature. We know Pegby is useful to one, but it becomes even more integral to daily life when it is shared with others. Your Board is a bit too full?

No Idea Left Behind: 25 Tools for Capturing Ideas Anywhere As a serial entrepreneur, I’m addicted to ideas. I feed off of ’em. And nothing makes me more upset than having a great idea… and losing it. Ideas never happen at opportune times, and having the proper idea capture tools can make sure that you’ll capture all your ideas for later processing. The problem with ideas is that they’re situational. You don’t only have ideas while you’re in front of the computer, or walking your dog. In order to capture every single little idea that we have, we’ll need to take a multi-pronged approach to capturing the little bits of genius that we have throughout our day. I should note that we’re not talking about complex systems like mind mapping and other GTD systems. Analog Idea Capture Analog idea capturing is the oldest and one of the most useful forms of idea capture. Hipster PDA. Pocket Briefcase. Moleskine. Rite in the Rain notepad Rite in the Rain. Write boards. Sticky notes. Mac Software Quicksilver appending to text file. Quicksilver. OmniFocus. Jott.