Today people suffer from the lack of focus when working, and often without realizing it. They would multi-task, they would get interrupted, they would think of other things they need to do while doing something else, etc…
The Pomodoro technique is a simple technique that has helped everyone I suggested it to.
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I found a great video with Darren Hardy than lay down a list of actionable techniques that will help you get more done of the the right stuff.
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Simple Google Calendar synchronization can be set if you upgrade your WeekPlan account to PRO. This is a little tutorial to show you how to see all the tasks you create inside WeekPlan in Google Calendar.
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Google Tasks synchronization is a feature available in the PRO plan of WeekPlan. This is how to set up the synchronization in WeekPlan.
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New features
You can now show and hide the goals panel.
You can now set a time interval for a task.
You can request to receive an email reminder for a given task.
New PRO features
You can request to receive an SMS reminder.
Improvements
The Edit window for tasks has been improved.
Goals are hidden by default on mobile.
Bug fixes
Replies to emails are now working again (they stopped working for 9 days).
Here are a few hidden gems you might find useful when using WEEK PLAN:
1. To set the priority of a task. when writing the task, type ! and you will be suggested “quadrants” (Quadrant I and III will show the task in red).
2. To associate a task to a role, when writing the task, type @ and you will be suggested the list of roles.
3. If you put a url in a task, it will be converted to a clickable [link] for you
4. Using the “: ” notation, you can create some kind of tag. I personally use it to specify what time a task should be done. (ex: 14pm: Do something) or to categorize my tasks (ex: FIX: This is a bug 3!).
5. End a task with “…” to show the Edit dialog straight away to enter more details about the task.
In this video, you will learn from S. Covey himself why the P/PC Balance is important in every aspect of our lives.
Habits are powerful and a double edged sword. Good habits make us do good things without needing any willpower. Bad habits make us do bad things, and we usually need a lot of willpower to undo them.
This great animated video from Epipheo explains how habits work and how you can acquire new habits.
Watch S. Covey explain what being effective means.
