Things I Wish I Had Time For

October 31st, 2006 | Published in Misc.

To Read or reread the following books: “Small is the New Big”, “The Long Tail”, “Getting Things Done”, and “Atlas Shrugged”
To Workout at the Gym
To Hang Out with Friends
To Hang Out with Friends and NOT be thinking about work
To participate in Nanowrimo
To work on the GTD book, our upcoming podcast, and January Workshops (including BarCampDallas)

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I Have Blogger's Block
I was chatting with my friend Laura Mayes tonight - explaining how I have Blogger’s Block. Tomorrow I head to San Francisco - and I’ve already stocked up on awesome reading materials for the plane - including the Complete Works of Jane Austen and Katharine Hepburn’s Autobiography. Laura’s advice:

The best way to get out of a block is to read good writing.

And to go to Northern California.

Check. And Check.

Sometimes life just works out.

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Imperial Majesty Erica the Lachrymose of Molton St Anywhere (0)

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Great Minds - Great Traditions. Here’s a new one for you to try. On Monday Nights - What about turning off Heroes and reading a Magazine instead? Some great ones to try: Philosophy Now, Fast Company, Nature, or Mental Floss. Your Brain will thank you for it! (1)

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