Multiply time by asking 4 questions about the stuff on your to-do list
Raúl Soria OK, this post won’t tell you how to magically make each day 38 hours long (we’re still working on that). But by assessing our tasks in terms of their significance, we can free up more time tomorrow, says leadership coach Rory Vaden.
10 Blogs Entrepreneurs Need to Be Reading
See the 2012 edition: 10 Must Read Blogs for Entrepreneurs (2012 Edition) #1. The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur Site: What it is:
The Pomodoro Technique – An Effective Method for Working on Tasks
Whenever I tell people that we help people become more productive and achieve their goals faster, the usual follow up question is: what’s your number one productivity tip? Based on this article, you might think I would say the Pomodoro Technique. Actually, the number one tip is to eat your frog.
Media and Children Communication Toolkit
Sample Social Media Messages Twitter Follow @AmerAcadPeds and @HealthyChildren for messages to share. New tool from @AmerAcadPeds helps parents create a personalized Family Media Use Plan #DoGoodDigital Design a Family Media Use Plan based on your child's age, health & activities #DoGoodDigital
0:11 Innovation: How the Creative Stay Creative
Get Multicultural Cultural melting pots produce inventive meals, believes Sohrab Vossoughi, CEO of Ziba, an innovation consulting firm in Portland, Oregon. Ziba counts some 26 nationalities and 19 languages among its 120 employees.
Google Calendar
A selection of event illustrations created for Goals, a new feature that helps you find time for self-improvement.
10 Units of Measure You Don’t Know
I became interested units of measure when, quite a while ago, I read a book by Professor Alexander Thom, the man who discovered the megalithic yard. This bright Scottish Professor suspected that the megalithic stone circles strewn across the British Isles and Northern France were probably arranged in some measured way. By surveying many of them he eventually deduced the unit of measure to be 2.72 feet, which he promptly named the megalithic yard. Sadly, it had been forgotten, discarded in the landfill of history when people ceased to care much where the sun rose on the solstices. The megalithic yard was probably eclipsed by the much more popular cubit, which is also a bit passé.
Theory & Practice of Online Lng [Athabascau Uni]-Foundations for ednal theory on onlin elng
Chapter 1 Foundations of Educational Theory for Online Learning Mohamed Ally Athabasca University
Effects of Aerobic Exercise on Psychosocial Functioning of Adolescents Who Are Overweight or Obese
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11:01 Carbon footprint
A carbon footprint has historically been defined by Championne as "the total sets of greenhouse gas emissions caused by an organization, event, product or person."[1]
8 handy hidden features for Google Calendar on Android
Google Calendar is a core part of the Android productivity package — but if all you're using is what you see on the app's surface, you're missing out on some pretty powerful possibilities. Yes, oh yes: Just like so many of our modern digital tools, there's more to Google Calendar than meets the eye. And while the majority of the service's advanced options revolve around the Calendar website, the Calendar Android app has its share of handy out-of-sight options that are specific to the mobile experience. From time-saving shortcuts to efficiency-boosting options, they're all things that have the potential to make your life easier in small but significant ways. Find time in your agenda to check out these eight hidden Google Calendar features on Android.
