I would like to take this Wednesday to thank everyone who has sent me supportive messages about Time Management Ninja.  I really do appreciate all the encouragement and try to return all correspondence.

Today, in appreciation of all TMN readers, I want to ask you…

What would you like to see on TMN?

I would love to hear your suggestions, questions, and more.

• More reviews of tools?
• Advice on specific topics?
• More business advice?
• Specific training or webinars?
• What else?

Please share your questions, ideas, and requests in the comments below!

Thank you for your support,

Craig

PS – We have many new readers lately, so here are some of my favorite recent posts:

Stepping Forward… Toward Your Goals

Do It Right The First Time and Do It With Class

6 Tips to Free Yourself from Your Technology Leash

The Secret of Today Versus Todo

The Person Who Can’t Keep Appointments

Why Complex is Easy, Simple is Hard

Do you have have an iPad?

Do you use it for work?  Do you use it for fun?  Or both?

There has been interesting debate lately as to whether the iPad is more for consumption or for creation.  In other words, is it more for accessing media? (Surfing the web, watching movies, reading books)  Or can it truly be used to create content? (Do work, create documents, etc.)

I do believe that at the current time, it is better at consumption.  Much of this is by design and also due to a lack of productivity apps. However, the apps are catching up rapidly.  And it seems almost daily there is a new use for the iPad.

Today, I thought I would share some of the apps that I use to “get work done” on my iPad. (more…)

Where do you capture your notes?

On a legal pad?  In a notebook?  Or your computer?

Having a good method and tool for capturing notes is essential to any time management system.

As I have written previously, I use my iPad extensively.  This is especially true for calendar and contacts.  However, when it comes to taking notes, I use a Moleskine notebook. (affiliate link)

If you have been reading around the time management circles, you have probably heard of these notebooks.  Most of the people who use them are very devoted to them.

Today, I wanted to share a few reasons why you should try one. (more…)

There are many types of office games.  However, in today’s world, the favorite seems to be “Email Ping-Pong.”

(Some offices have official leagues…)

People love to send volleys of emails back and forth.  Some like to see how quickly they can do it.  Others like to see how far they can send their message.

The problem is that email sport wastes a lot of time.  The back-and-forth is counterproductive.  Email was intended to help get work done, but it usually gets in the way of productivity.

Do you play the email ping-pong game? (more…)

What did you do today to move closer to your goals?

Whether it is that promotion at work?
Or to get in shape?
Or to finish that home improvement project?

Big goals are very rarely accomplished in one effort.  It takes lots of small steps to reach them.

So, what is your “one step” forward today? (more…)