Michael Hyatt offers an interesting review of how he profits from The Master Task List strategy for managing his time.
I first learned this technique from Todd Duncan, whose book, Time Traps, is a must read. (In the interest of full disclosure, my company, Thomas Nelson, publishes the book.) … Every page is loaded with time-saving tips and techniques for managing your workflow.
Commenters point out that this strategy seems similar to other time management systems already available. Michael’s take on the Master Task List adds to its credibility, in part because of his corporate position.
I like the title of his blog Working Smart: The Alternative to Working Hard! It makes sense to me.
I wonder how a Tablet PC ISV might adapt Duncan’s strategy to increase profits from software development? Maybe someone has ideas about how to adapt this to education software development.