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Nov 4, 2011 Just a quick reminder on how to use start dates when entering new tasks in MYN. Set the start date of the task to the day you want to first see the task on your list. For … Continue reading →

Oct 30, 2011 I have never found a great solution for sending attachments in Outlook that are larger than my e-mail server limit. Sure, I can create a link by using YouSendIt, or DropBox, or load the file up onto … Continue reading →

October 29, 2011 I first looked at the Ultimate To-Do List for Android a year ago and couldn’t recommend it for our MYN task system because it lacked a reverse sort on start date. But two days ago the company … Continue reading →

Oct 20, 2011 We’ve also just put up a page that describes the difference between 1MTD and MYN. Go to this link. Here’s the full url: http://www.michaellinenberger.com/1MTDvsMYN.html. As you can see, this is supporting our new focus: beginners should consider … Continue reading →

Oct 20, 2011 We just put up a new home page on my website (michaellinenberger.com) which is now more aligned with the new direction we’re going with the release of The One Minute To-Do List book. We’ve started to modify … Continue reading →

Oct 19, 2011 I haven’t studied it fully yet, but so far the new Task functionality in iOS 5 looks nifty, but not something to be used with MYN. Why? Because you cannot set up the MYN view. So if … Continue reading →

Oct 14, 2011 Siri, the voice control for the new iPhone 4S, is the main new thing on that phone and getting great reviews. I really do see the day when things like this will make smartphones even greater sources … Continue reading →

Oct 12, 2011 I have a brand-new book that has just been released called The One Minute To-Do List. In some ways, I’m more excited about this book than any other book I’ve written. Why? Because it’s a book for … Continue reading →

October 7, 2011 You’ve probably heard the expression that the only truly limited resource is time. But I think in reality the most limited resource is your attention. Your attention is the most valuable thing in the world, which is … Continue reading →

Sep 16, 2011 I’ve got an eye on Gmail’s growth in the corporate world, and here is an article about that, one that shows Gartner research, whose opinion I greatly respect. http://memeburn.com/2011/09/gmail-fast-becoming-a-viable-alternative-to-outlook-for-big-business/ In a nutshell, while Gamil is still only … Continue reading →