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If you’re a BoDo regular, you’ve been following Mark McGuinness’ excellent series on time management. If you haven’t, you can read it here.
Mark is now offering an e-book compiled from the series. Free.
Time Management for Creative People: Manage the mundane - create the extraordinary.
In Time Management for Creative People, Mark expands on the concepts and tools needed to be organized in the 21st century. He gives real world tips on how to rule supreme over annoying interruptions, frustrations and distractions. To make way for your creative time. All the while keeping sane.
Download Mark’s e-book. Enjoy.
Note: e-book download begins automatically.
Catherine (cat) Wentworth | Project Manager
Creative Latitude | NO!SPEC | BoDo team
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Comment: Karen (Karooch from Scraps of Mind) says
Mark McGuinness just hits the nail on the head. I;ve downloaded the eBook and I’m looking forward to a good read. Thanks a lot Cat.
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Comment: Danny Outlaw says
cool. i’ll have to add it to my “to read” list!
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Comment: Catherine says
Karen - Mark’s series was great to work through for me. I’ve freed up loads of time to get back to reading (a passion of mine that was put to the side due to too much to do!)
Danny - Let us know how it went, ok?
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Comment: Catherine says
Harrison,
Like anything else, the trick is to put it in place.
And that was my problem with some of the GTD programs. There was too much stuff to put into place.
Whereas Mark has culled out what took too much time, and presented only the best.
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