Excellent Presentation and practical help. Thank you very much for
sharing! I too enjoy using technology emensely and also prefer the same
"magic" of the handwritten planning and logging on paper verses the
keyboard and screen. Interesting. Again, thank you. Best wishes!
Glad you liked the article. I did originally think about using a
spreadsheet for all of this, but as soon as I saw the hardback book, I
knew it would feel much better on paper. It's certainly a decision I'm
glad I made.
Love your system. Very inspiring. My question: do you use your modified
PCEO just for work-related activities or also for non-work goals (i.e.,
the activites to ensure 'balance')? I'd love to see your version of the
PCEO.
I remember seeing on your site some one who commented about another site
that allows you to have projectmanagement online, it allows you to add
projects/companies/billing…
for the life of me I cant find it anymore on your site. do you remember
where it is?
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Excellent Presentation and practical help. Thank you very much for sharing! I too enjoy using technology emensely and also prefer the same "magic" of the handwritten planning and logging on paper verses the keyboard and screen. Interesting. Again, thank you. Best wishes!
Hi Garrett,
Glad you liked the article. I did originally think about using a spreadsheet for all of this, but as soon as I saw the hardback book, I knew it would feel much better on paper. It's certainly a decision I'm glad I made.
Cheers!
Love your system. Very inspiring. My question: do you use your modified PCEO just for work-related activities or also for non-work goals (i.e., the activites to ensure 'balance')? I'd love to see your version of the PCEO.
Hi Jana,
Thanks for the compliments! I hope I answered your question in "Printable CEO scoring".
Cheers!
I remember seeing on your site some one who commented about another site that allows you to have projectmanagement online, it allows you to add projects/companies/billing…
for the life of me I cant find it anymore on your site. do you remember where it is?
Thanks!
The only site that I can think of is Basecamp.
Hope that helps.
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