I am thinking of restarting development on my product, Foresight for Outlook. To help with this decision, I have created two quick and easy surveys. If you are using, or have tried Foresight in the past, would you take just a minute to fill out a survey and help me out? I’d sure appreciate it. [...]
I continue to use Foresight every day to successfully keep multiple projects rolling forward and be an incredible asset to the company I work for. I continue to also carry a lot of debt from the development of Foresight. So, in thinking how valuable Foresight is to me, both as a productivity tool and as [...]
What a great way to end the week! So looking forward to some down time!
As you may have read about at www.FixYourToDoList.com, or the short blog post I wrote the other day, I finally came to the hard decision of shutting down Foresight. As I have always done with this blog, I want to turn this into a “lessons learned” in hopes that my lesson will be a valuable [...]
Just a quick note in case people come looking and wondering. Today I shut down Foresight. Per my promise, I have posted an un-locked version. Simply download the current version from the main website and install. I’ll write more about my decision in the next few days. In the mean time, you can read more [...]
Continue reading about Shutting Down Foresight / Foresight Available for Free
The last post in my series on how I manage, and make progress on, multiple projects during the week.
Day three in my series of how I keep multiple-projects successfuly moving forward during the week.
(To put picures in the blog, or not? That is the question) The secret to my success – follow-up’s; after I touch base with someone, or delegate something, I put a follow-up task on the project, dated, so it will pop up in the Projects Widget, reminding me, and basically forcing my attention back to [...]
Continue reading about How I Do It – Tuesday – Part III – Follow Up’s
14 projects, 150+ tasks, yet this is what’s on my radar scope for today – exactly what I need to be working on. I love my product!
The next day in my series about how I successfully keep multiple projects rolling forward.
