Have you mastered productivity?

The 2Time Mgt Blog compares Tae Kwon Do Belt Colors to productivity mastery on eleven levels. Much knowledge can be gained from reading the individual posts. I was intrigued by the idea of seeing how to gradually improve skills on these different levels, and was motivated to create a pdf that compiles them. See the post on Putting it All Together for a sample personal development plan.

Productivity Levels

I’ve got to add this:  “Ready to Test for Your Belt?” from MarkTaw.com

6 Responses to “Have you mastered productivity?”

  1. fwade Says:

    Thanks for the mention!

    A proposal to expound on these ideas can be seen (and voted on) at http://ww.changethis.com/proposals/1064

    Stay tuned, as I am hopeful that the Manifesto I proposed will put all the ideas together in one place. Hopefully, it will be readable…

    Francis

  2. Matthew Cornell Says:

    Thanks for the pointer. Those kinds of measures are useful as diagnostics. You might be interested in this tool, which I created to be more applied:

    GTD Workflow Assessment/Tips Checklist
    http://ideamatt.blogspot.com/2006/06/gtd-workflow-assessmenttips-checklist.html

  3. Patrick Says:

    really really nice work you have here!!!!

    i had a post once about the same topic! see it here!

    http://www.patrickmontes.net/realitybites/

    lets trade links if you want to.. just let me know!

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  5. jen_chan, writer MemberSpeed.com Says:

    Hmm… This is the first time I’ve ever encountered a list of productivity list. It actually makes me laugh now I don’t appear to have mastered much at all. I’m not a very organized person after all. Productivity comes to me in small doses and spontaneously, too! I guess this isn’t a good combination. But let me take a peek at that list again. I just might aspire to be a level or two higher.

  6. DanGTD Says:

    Hello,

    For implementing GTD you might try out my application for time management and productivity,

    http://www.gtdagenda.com

    You can use it to manage your goals, projects and tasks, set next actions and contexts, use

    checklists, schedules and a calendar.

    Hope you like it.

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