Monthly Archives: January 2014

Jan 31, 2014 It’s not often that I come out with new configuration changes for the MYN Outlook system, but here’s an optional one that you might want to consider. It’s to show tomorrow’s tasks in the MYN Task List … Continue reading →

Jan 29, 2014 I cringe at having to write this. It’s almost getting silly. It’s timely that Sunday is Groundhog Day since this is becoming like the movie Groundhog Day—where the same cycle repeats over and over again: I post … Continue reading →

Jan 28, 2014 [Updated Feb 4, 2014 for price reduction] Lenovo just posted on their website their new Mixx 2 10-inch Bay Trail tablet, shipping now. This is a good looking productivity tablet with the same size, weight, and processor … Continue reading →

Jan 27, 2014 We are going to be updating the 4th edition of the Outlook book often, perhaps several times a year. The updates will show up first in our PDF copy of the book, then in Kindle books, and … Continue reading →

Jan 25, 2014 I’ve been meaning to mention this for a few days. About a week ago we posted an updated PDF of the One Minute To-Do List book out on the free book site (replacing the old one). Feel … Continue reading →

Jan. 8, 2014 I bet you have a lot of incomplete projects hanging out there that you’ve been trying to work on, when you have time. If so, then you are probably feeling a bit guilty about being behind on … Continue reading →

Jan 5, 2013 If you’ve gotten behind in your 1MTD or MYN system it’s not hard to dig out and start using the systems again—you can usually do that in minutes. Here are some simple steps to take. The first … Continue reading →

Jan. 5, 2013 Physical piles containing work documents, memos, trade journals, or low-priority paper mail, whether on your desk or side table, feel lousy. If you can toss them all in bulk obviously you should. But if they contain things … Continue reading →

Jan 1, 2014 One of your New Year’s commitments might be to get your Inbox under control—to get it back down to a reasonable size, perhaps even empty it. Assuming you are familiar with either the 1MTD or MYN system, … Continue reading →