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Welcome!

Dear Chameleon Brain subscriber,

Welcome to this, our first newsletter off the Chameleon Brain website!

The site went public on 2 October 2015 with the intention of sharing & discussing information relating to either Brain Profiling or the Personal Productivity approach of GTD. Later we will get to the area of Creativity!

If you are curious as to why I started the site then head over to the 'About' page here:

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About

I'm someone, perhaps not too different to you, who is busy with a mixture of work life and personal life experiences. I have a job, a family, a car, a cat, a mountain bike, loads of responsibilities and lots of energy to give to them all! I see myself as on a constant journey in life and, along the way, …

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Announcing Our First Set of Blog Posts!

Chameleon Brain now has its first 4 Blog Posts added, 3 on GTD and 1 on Brain Profiling, see below. So, please feel free to check out the Blog Posts and sign up as a site user so you can post your own comments.

Thanks and have a super creative week!

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Why I Started Out With GTD

Why I Started Out With GTD

If you've ever felt the need to take control of life and better handle the gazillion inputs that keep coming into your life then an implementation of David Allen's 'Getting Things Done' (GTD) methodology can be a great place to start. (First edition was in 2002 and a revised edition was issued in 2015.) Before I implemented GTD in my …

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GTD Get Organized

My Personal Experience of Implementing GTD

Whenever you start something new, you never really know what your getting yourself into right? Sure, you read up about it and it sounds interesting and workable but, will it get added to the junk heap of things you've tried just a few days or even hours from now? But with GTD I had a different feeling right from the …

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GTD Shopping List

What You Can Learn From Your Grocery List

Strange title for a post I know! But a couple of years ago I was explaining GTD to someone and they rather neatly summed it up by saying 'so what you're telling me, is that I need to keep a shopping list for my groceries?'. And I kind of had to agree with them! How Do Most People Handle Their Grocery …

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Brain Profiling - Who Wants To Go First?

Brain Profiling - Who Wants To Go First?

OK, someone has to go first ... so here's my '4 Quadrant Brain Profile'. And if you need a reminder about what the 4 Quadrants indicate, check the image below or the Introduction To Thinking Preferences article: And if you're not familiar with the terminology, a check of the above images will indicate the simple approach to identifying any particular quadrant …

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