A batch of the best highlights from what Edwin's read, .
The Success Factors for Capturing Unfortunately, merely having an in-tray doesn’t make it functional. Most people do have collection devices of some sort, but usually they’re more or less out of control or seriously underutilized. Let’s examine the three requirements to make the capturing phase work: 1 | Every open loop must be in your capture system and out of your head. 2 | You must have as few capturing buckets as you can get by with. 3 | You must empty them regularly.
Getting Things Done
David Allen
The transit out the channel went quickly, and we were soon submerged and heading west. I gathered the chiefs and officers and we discussed what we wanted to accomplish. “Look, we’re going to be gone for six months,” Lieutenant Commander Rick Panlilio advocated. “We should encourage each person in the crew to establish personal goals—take courses, read books, exercise, that kind of thing—in addition to the goals we have for Santa Fe.” I agreed and was impressed that after everything we’d done to get ready for deployment, he didn’t just want to take a long nap.
Turn the Ship Around!
L. David Marquet and Stephen R. Covey
Second, there is a truly horrible lack of synthesis blending psychology and other academic subjects. But only an interdisciplinary approach will correctly deal with reality—in academia as with the Coca-Cola Company.
Poor Charlie’s Almanack
Charles T. Munger, Peter D. Kaufman, John Collison, and Warren Buffett