I want to thank you for your comments on my blog

I have add the fourth instalment on the Myth of Time Management called

Quantity Time Vs. Quality Time – http://wp.me/pJL9V-S

Check it out

Sean Cooper

http://www.Gtdagenda.com

You can use it to manage and prioritize your Goals (in each of your life’s categories), projects and tasks, in an intuitive interface. It has a Checklists section, for the repetitive activities you have to do, important but not urgent (Quadrant II, for example your routines/habits). Also, it features a Schedules section and a Calendar, for scheduling you time, activities and for the weekly review.

Some features from GTD are also present, like Contexts and Next Actions.

And it’s available on the mobile phone too, so you can access it wherever you are.

The difference between them both is more than just semantics.
The carry different mindsets.

I look forward to hearing from you

Sean Cooper

thanks for your in-depth comment. Whether you call it time management or task management is a matter of words only. The content of it however, is a very proven method of making sure you do those tasks that are important and spend less or no time on tasks of no importance. At least to me.

Thanks for sharing your insights, I am always interested in other ways of looking at problems so solutions I never thought of are presented to me. I will definately read up on your information!

I just read your post and I agree with you that without priorities you would be hard press to succeed in your life and business endeavours, however I do not believe in time management not because it is so nineties, but because it makes no sense. You can not manage any thing that has no variance, does not change and is the same day to day. Time has no preference and is the same for everyone, so trying to control it seems to be a useless exercise. We live in a culture that if we are not careful can dictate our schedule and a lot of time when we focus on time we have we either stuff the same schedule in the name of time management, get overworked, complete our assignments at a standard far below our standard and quality, get frustrated, give up and/or fail. I can only assume that your prior business failed not because you did not manage your time well, but because you did not manage your day to day task(s) well. This is the dilemma of not just every business person and entrepreneur but also every individual as well. The answer TASK MANAGEMENT!

Task Management in its simplest form is taking different tasks, understanding the intricate detail of each task (their make up), organizing them and completing them within an allocated time frame.

If we learn how to management our tasks better rather than trying to manage time, our lives and business will improve significantly.

I invite you to visit, read and comment on my blogs. There I discuss more in detail the concept of Task Management. I would love to discuss with you some of your experiences.

Task vs Time Management – The Myth of Time Management Part 1
http://wp.me/pJL9V-3

Getting Understanding – The Myth of Time Management Part 2
http://wp.me/pJL9V-i

Prioritizing is job #1 – The Myth of Time Management Part 3
http://wp.me/pJL9V-t

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Fellow seeker of knowledge

Sean Cooper