(This column is posted at www.StevenSavage.com and Steve’s Tumblr. Find out more at my newsletter.) I want to ask a seemingly obvious question – when does your week start? I mean for a lot of my readers the answer is “Sunday” … Continue reading
(This column is posted at www.StevenSavage.com and Steve’s Tumblr) OK, so we’re talking my personal Agile Method, which is really kind of Scrum with some variants and my own tweaks. This is how I stay productive – without goung crazy. I’ve … Continue reading
(This column is posted at www.StevenSavage.com, Steve’s LinkedIn, and Steve’s Tumblr) (My continuing “Agile Life” column, where I use Scrum for a more balanced and productive life continues). Uhg. So as you know from my blogging about agile techniques, I’ve been getting overloaded. I’m … Continue reading
(This column is posted at www.StevenSavage.com, and Steve’s Tumblr) As I write about my “Agile Life” experiment (where I use the Agile techniques in Scrum) I hope to get others to think about time management. Looks like my friend Serdar over … Continue reading
(This column is posted at www.StevenSavage.com, www.SeventhSanctum.com, and Steve’s Tumblr) So last we met I talked about how I got my ideas – which was usually “a lot of them,” aided by recording them in a book that I reviewed … Continue reading
Around Christmas I was starting to loose my enthusiasm for cooking – which shocks you I know. Maybe it was as I was trying to relax more, and planning weekly cooking was really just becoming annoying. I had to balance time, what … Continue reading
http://www.zero1.org/blog/design-thinking A few lessons on thinking differently from the art-technology group in San Jose! – Steven … Continue reading
"I hate to plan" I hear that a lot. *I* say it sometime, and I'm a person who uses Project Management techniques to plan his hobbies. (I use SCRUM, if you must know). Here's the hard fact of your career … Continue reading
Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivityby David Allen# ISBN-10: 0142000280# ISBN-13: 978-0142000281 PROS: Presents a serious, workable system for getting organizing. Explores the psychology of organization and planning. Easy to read and very personable. CONS: The book's hardcore … Continue reading
I often talk about the fact that fandom is great because it lets people do projects and learn from them. However, I want to take a bit of time to define just what a project IS – and its counterpart, … Continue reading