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Chameleon Brain wrote a new post, Diets & What They Teach Us About GTD 2 years, 10 months ago
There aren’t many of us, male or female, who have not at some point made note of a bulging waist line and decided that it was time to do something about it. And most of us will have made some attempt at changing […]
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Chameleon Brain wrote a new post, Urgent Versus Important – Challenging The Paradigm 2 years, 10 months ago
In a world where the rate at which we receive new requests for information or action far exceeds our ability to respond to them, we need to have some sort of approach to sifting the wheat from the chaff. If not, […]
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Chameleon Brain wrote a new post, How Messy Is YOUR Brain? 2 years, 11 months ago
Do you know the feeling of being constantly distracted by thoughts of things you’ve got to do? Thoughts of what you need to remember to tell someone tomorrow, or what you need to do when you get to the […]
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Chameleon Brain wrote a new post, Am I My Brain Profile? 2 years, 11 months ago
A question that often arises when discussing Brain Profiles is the degree to which your profile defines your every moment. Is it, for instance, something that sets forth the pattern of your behaviour in a day […]
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Paul Wilson became a registered member 2 years, 11 months ago
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Chameleon Brain wrote a new post, The Credit Card Approach to Communication 2 years, 11 months ago
My working life has traversed the pre-email era through to our modern email and social media dominated approaches to communications. How about you?
And if you have lived life both with and without email in your […]
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realte became a registered member 2 years, 12 months ago
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Chameleon Brain wrote a new post, Sitting Comfortably? That’s a Pity! 2 years, 12 months ago
There’s no such thing as a one size fits all approach to how we live our lives. We’re all different people with differing likes and dislikes and so, stipulating a single way to do anything is pretty much […]
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Chameleon Brain wrote a new post, It’s Not Really About Getting Things Done 3 years ago
The message behind a personal productivity approach such as the Getting Things Done (GTD) methodology of David Allen may at first appear to be seen as one pushing you to become ever more efficient as if that, in […]
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Booker Phipps became a registered member 3 years ago
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Robert Alan Black became a registered member 3 years ago
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Hi Alan… you should be able to login with the username and password that you selected, let me know if you have any problems doing so? Jeremy
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Chameleon Brain wrote a new post, Brain Profiling – Who Wants To Go First? 3 years ago
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 […]
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Chameleon Brain started the topic What insights did you get from reading the Brain Profiling articles? in the forum Brain Profiling 3 years ago
My experience with talking about Brain Profiling to new people I meet is that, whilst most people know about the simplified ‘left-brain / right-brain’ model of how we think, very few have heard of the next level in which each hemisphere is split into two quadrants. Far less how useful it can be!
So for those of you to who this was new, tell us…[Read more]
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Chameleon Brain started the topic What insights did you get from reading the Brain Profiling articles? in the forum Brain Profiling 3 years ago
My experience with talking about Brain Profiling to new people I meet is that, whilst most people know about the simplified ‘left-brain / right-brain’ model of how we think, very few have heard of the next level in which each hemisphere is split into two quadrants. Far less how useful it can be!
So for those of you to who this was new, tell us…[Read more]
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Chameleon Brain started the topic What insights did you get from reading the Brain Profiling articles? in the forum Brain Profiling 3 years ago
My experience with talking about Brain Profiling to new people I meet is that, whilst most people know about the simplified ‘left-brain / right-brain’ model of how we think, very few have heard of the next level in which each hemisphere is split into two quadrants. Far less how useful it can be!
So for those of you to who this was new, tell us…[Read more]
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Chameleon Brain started the topic What's been your experience of starting GTD? in the forum Personal Productivity 3 years ago
Starting anything new is always a mixture of enthusiastic endeavour mixed with momentary lapses of sanity until you get what it is you’re supposed to do … and I know only too well from my own experience of implementing GTD that I needed to work a lot of stuff out for myself in order to get to a system that worked for me. But the rewards, which…[Read more]
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Chameleon Brain started the topic Posting to the Chameleon Brain Forum in the forum Brain Profiling 3 years ago
I trust that people will use this forum for that which it was intended … namely to post their own questions around the topic of Brain Profiling.
Please note that, having just survived your registration process that required admin approval, the first comments you post anywhere on the site will also be moderated & approved by the site admin. Once y…[Read more]
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Chameleon Brain started the topic Posting to the Chameleon Brain Forum in the forum Personal Productivity 3 years ago
I trust that people will use the forum for that which it was intended … namely to post their own questions around personal productivity or the GTD methodology.
Please note that, having just survived your registration process that required admin approval, the first comments you post anywhere on the site will also be moderated & approved by the…[Read more]
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Chameleon Brain wrote a new post, What You Can Learn From Your Grocery List 3 years ago
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 […]
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Chameleon Brain wrote a new post, My Personal Experience of Implementing GTD 3 years ago
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 […]
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Thanks Sean for your comment. I agree, all too easy to send the large volumes, I know how guilty I have also been over the years!
As for alternative approaches, there seem to be an ever increasing number of collaboration tools out there that claim to reduce email but they usually just replace one form of sending people messages with another much to the same effect. I suppose at some point social science will catch up with communications software and we'll find we start using our natural communication skills within a software environment. I know I'm looking forward to that day!
I'd love to hear some success stories on that!