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- JeffreySambells.com » The Printable CEO Series = Awesome!
[...] I was waiting for a file to upload earlier today I somehow happened across David Seah’s The Printable CEO Series [...]
- 人人恋物之Moleskine | Neverland - 离谱
[...] 第一本Moleskine购于今年年初，正是Multi-Task到极致的时刻。那时我对一切有助于GTD的工具都产生了极大兴趣，用过Mind Manager，The Printable CEO™ Series，PocketMod，然后发现GTD本身变成了一样需要GTD的东西，遂一一放弃。唯一留下的就是这个昂贵的Moleskine。 [...]
- all the time there is « simply good
[...] the major tasks you want to achieve in a day. For example, one of the forms in David Seah’s Emergent Task Planner series divides the day’s tasks into top 3, with options to add more in batches of 3, with a [...]
- CEO Update Launches AssociationIntel, … Transportation society selects by CEO
[...] Printable CEO Series Printable task management tool designed to help you focus on things that keep you moving toward your goals. [...]
- Why You Should NOT Wake Up Early Tomorrow
[...] productivity as objectively as possible, including the total number of hours worked. (Check out Dave Seah’s Printable CEO series for an easy-to-use time [...]
- Best of Feeds - 34 links - programming, google, lifehacks, ruby, funny « Internet Duct Tape
[...] [LIFEHACKS] The Printable CEO [...]
- Blog Tip: Create a Link Post in 3 Seconds « Internet Duct Tape
[...] [LIFEHACKS] The Printable CEO [...]
- GTD, Now Habit, 7-Habits Update: The Weekly Schedule « searching4arcadia
[...] Seah’s Printable CEO forms have been intriguing me for a very long time. They’re a bit like the DIYPlanner.com [...]
- Tuesday’s tools: track your time with The Printable CEO « A Like Affair With Words
[...] discovered David Seah’s Printable CEO through Lifehacker (a blog that purports to make people more productive but instead sucks time away [...]
- Emergent Task Timer goes digital » Go Blog Go! The Personal Blog of Jonathan Fricke » Bl
[...] is also quite fun for some reason). While I’ve recently become a fan of low-tech tools, there’s something to be said for being able to click and be [...]
- Download my GTD forms
[...] I was inspired by David Seah’s Printable CEO forms, and put them to work. They’re really great, but incompatible with a strict GTD system. [...]
- Chuck-ese » Clutter
[...] do in my free time tend to not get done because I’m a lazy fuck. So, I plan on turning to the Printable CEO to help me organize those tasks I want to undertake that have finite ends (unlike, say, my May Day [...]
- Компактный календарь
[...] продолжу рассказ о тех формах из серии The Printable CEO™, которыми я пользуюсь. Я уже рассказывал об форме [...]
- Jeff Barr’s Blog » Links for Sunday, September 9, 2007
[...] David Seah: The Printable CEO Series - “The Printable CEO was born from a desire to focus my time more productively. For me, that means things that make my freelance practice sustainable and fun. The Printable CEO name comes from the idea that a good CEO should focus primarily on those things that move the company forward; since I can’t afford to hire my own CEO, being able to print one out seemed like the next best thing!“ [...]
- Sokrat.es » Blog Archive » Sigue hambriento, sigue “enfocado” (I)
[...] es el sistema de seguimiento de objetivos Concrete Goal Tracker perteneciente a la serie The Printable CEO de David [...]
- I have OCD, but yet, I’m unorganized at Josh Anastasia
[...] Anyone have any books, websites, etc.? I’ve been taking a look at Dave Seah’s Printable CEO stuff and a lot of it would work well for me, but I think I might have to modify it some bit to [...]
- Daniel Tome’s blog » Getting organised and being more productive
[...] http://davidseah.com/archives/2005/11/12/the-printable-ceo-series [...]
- Behance: Make Ideas Happen at Tanjadebie.nl
[...] nu toe maakte ik het meeste gebruik van David Seah’s Emergent Task Planner, die hier wat weg van hebben. De ETP is je dagplanner, waar dit misschien weer een zoveelste [...]
- DuTudu » Blog Archive » Seguimiento de tiempo con Emergent Task Tracker
[...] diseña herramientas para la gestión del tiempo. Dispone de toda una serie de plantillas llamadas The Printable CEO para este [...]
- 30 days to success: the printable worksheet | strategievincenti.net
[...] we do what’s easy, and then we do what’s fun. As I’m also a big fan of Dave Seah’s The Printable CEO series and I love the style of his worksheets, I decided to make my own worksheet for the 30 days trial. [...]
- links for 2007-08-04 « Kevin Bondelli’s YD Blog
[...] David Seah : The Printable CEO™ Series (tags: lifehacks) [...]
- Productivity Printable Templates » Advice on organized and productive living through lifehacks and
[...] Printable CEO series [...]
- In search of the perfect to-do list system — Friends With Candy
[...] The Printable CEO Series: Free printable forms to help you manage your day to day tasks so you can focus on being a CEO/your business. [...]
- Куда уходит время?
[...] Task Timer является одной из печатных форм из набора The Printable CEO (автор David Seah). Я перевел её на русский и немного [...]
- The printable CEO - www.gadgetguy.de - The GadgetGuy
[...] a paper planner, and you’re looking for something to do your planning on, have a look at David Seah’s The Printable CEO Series: “The Printable CEO™ (PCEO) was born from a desire to focus my time more productively. For [...]
- My Get Things Done List » Blog Archive » My “Killer” GTD Setup [Hidden Dragon BizBlo
[...] of tagging/sorting information. I needed a better way, so I am building my own (inspired by what David Seah has done with the Printable CEO series and what the crew over at DIY*Planner is [...]
- Nordic Design Blog » links for 2007-04-22
[...] David Seah : The Printable CEO™ Series (tags: blog business forms management productivity entrepreneurship) [...]
- 从林森森 » links for 2007-06-05
[...] David Seah : The Printable CEO™ Series (tags: gtd) 归类于： 书签 — junglelaw @ 1:19 pm [...]
- Emergent Task Planner — Enhanced! : coup d’oeil
[...] previously mentioned David Seah’s Printable CEO Series, which I really like — it has all the hallmarks of a system that’s been designed by someone [...]
- Living Differently » Blog Archive » When procrastination isn’t really procrastinat
[...] or new tool for doing it. Lately I’ve become a huge fan of the templates offered in the Printable CEO series by David Seah. They’re free downloads using his quirky but effective layout with [...]
- The Top 10 GTD & Productivity Sites/Blogs » Advice on organized and productive living through l
[...] Seah While most known perhaps for his Printable CEO series (which in itself would be enough to include him in this list), the site has many interesting posts, [...]
- Crónicas de un efímero paso por la tierra » Gestiones guitarreras
[...] ¿Sorprendidos de que una rockerita les venga a dar clases de organización y métodos? Pues sí, y sorpréndanse también de que la niña en cuestión confiese que ella misma no practica demasiado. De hecho, ese es su secreto: No son las horas interminables de práctica: es qué tan eficiente es tu rutina de práctica, sea cual sea la que escojas. Es así como esta chama comparte con el resto de nosotros el ShredTracker, un sistema de registro automotivacional que no es más que un hack de The Printable CEO de David Seah. [...]
- Keener Living » Blog Archive » Planning Tools for Visual People
[...] recently came across another set of visual planning tools: The Printable CEO Series from David Seah. The forms that I have tried do not fit my visual style, but they may be just the [...]
- » ShredTracker: guitar practice diary Play Like a Girl
[...] is a form that you can use to track your weekly guitar practice. It’s inspired by my form idol Dave Seah’s PCEO series. I made the ShredTracker form for my own use, but I’m happy to share it here if anyone finds [...]
- Round-up week 17 at Style over Substance
[...] een vergelijkbaar niveau kwam ik The Printable CEO tegen. TPCEO is een set formulieren waarop jij kunt bijhouden hoeveel werk je nou eigenlijk al [...]
- The Printable CEO Series : coup d’oeil
[...] friend recently pointed out David Seah’s fine Printable CEO Series. The series is a set of printable tools he has produced for scheduling, planning, and estimating [...]
- links for 2007-04-06 « GroundupHipHop
[...] David Seah : The Printable CEO™ Series printable tast organizers (tags: productivity organization pdf) [...]
- links for 2007-04-06 « Hip Hop News
[...] David Seah : The Printable CEO™ Series printable tast organizers (tags: productivity organization pdf) [...]
- Monthly Goal Tracker downloads « Corrie Haffly
[...] already in my original post, it must be said here that the form concept was heavily inspired by Dave Seah’s Printable CEO stuff. He’s been kind enough to let me know that he doesn’t have a monopoly on cool forms [...]
- Making it last « Fallacies of Life
[...] For starters, I don’t know how many of you guys out there know about this nifty toolset of printable sheets called The Printable CEO™ Series. This very useful series is the main reason I can hand up most of my homework. Alright, who am I joking with. I barely do homework but this set gives me the instant gratification I look for. What I mean by instant gratification is the sight of little ninja shurikens(symbolizing 15 minutes of work) being filled up. It gives me a sense of satisfaction and a reason to continue doing my homework until it is completed. [...]
- Ian Muir : Geek Extrordinaire » Blog Archive » Maintaining Momentum and Inspiration
[...] To help me determine if a project is a good idea, I’m using Dave Seah’s PCEO tools. I’ve been using the emergent task tracker off and on for the last year. I’ve even attempted to make some software tools based on the PCEO that I could give to Dave, but that’s one of the many projects I just ran out of momentum with. [...]
- zen habits » Blog Archive » Golden Goals series: David Seah on clarity, creativity and p
[...] I’m excited about the next blogger in this Golden Goals series because 1) he writes thoughtfully and insightfully on productivity and achieving goals and 2) I use one of his excellent productivity tools every day (the Emergent Task Planner). David Seah of DavidSeah.com is a freelance designer who writes about things that empower and inspire people, covering topics such as design, development, becoming productive, and the business of being a freelancer. He’s best known in the online productivity world for his Printable CEO series. [...]
- zen habits » Blog Archive » This week: Golden Goals series of interviews with notable bl
[...] David Seah of DavidSeah.com, who blogs about productivity, design and life. He also created the Printable CEO series — including the excellent Emergent Task Planner that I use every day to plan my day. [...]
- Twój osobisty kierownik « mój mały über blog
[...] David Seah będąc wolnym designerem i grafikiem z odpowiednio dużym stażem by opinie, które wydaje na temat metodyki pracy freelancera, można było traktować poważnie skonstruował zestaw arkuszy, które nazwał Your Printable CEO. Pomagają one w organizacji różnych aspektów prowadzenia własnych projektów. Ja szczególnie cenię sobie arkusz Task tracker, który pomaga przejść przez pierwszy, najtrudniejszy etap każdego zadania. Jego początek! [...]
- Senia.com — Positive Psychology Blog » What’s your best organizing tip?
[...] I use Dave Seah’s tools, especially the Emergent Task Tracker (Flash version) to do things faster within the day. [...]
- scatterbrains » Blog Archive » links for 2007-02-04
[...] David Seah : The Printable CEO™ Series I’m really this much of a dork (tags: printable @gtd productivity) [...]
- OgMog: beta » Printable CEO
[...] Blogger David Seah brings some great tools to the blogosphere table. If you are the kind of person that has trouble prioritizing and organizing, you may find the Printable CEO™ series right down your alley. [...]
- 1110consulting » Blog Archive » printable CEO
[...] david seah has a group of documents called the printable ceo. it is a group of PDFs that provide a daily (or longer project based) timeline and to do list. i have been using the “emergent task planner” daily to document and manage my daily to dos. at the start of a new day, i take the old, transfer uncompleted tasks and then file in a 3 ring binder (yes, the paperless office is BUNK). [...]
- Maoxian » Maoxian’s Top Ten Links — January 26, 2007
[...] David Seah’s Printable CEO™ Series [...]
- Rob Cottingham » links for 2007-01-25
[...] David Seah : The Printable CEO™ Series Downloadable forms that help you take care of business. (tags: list management Productivity Business forms) [...]
- Episode 10: Your Creative Currency - Making Time to Create | The Creative Venture
[...] Find those things that don’t add to your life and begin dropping them. Check out David Seah’s printable CEO as a tool to track where your time is going and how different tasks impact your life. [...]
- links for 2007-01-20 | BrandBrains
[...] The Printable CEO™ Series (tags: gtd productivity organization organizers) [...]
- Erich Althaus Weblog
[...] The Printable CEO™ Series [...]
- The Procrastinator’s Clock -- Young Go Getter
[...] David Seah, creator of The Printable CEO and many other productivity tools, has just released what he calls the Procrastinator’s Clock. It stands out in the world of clocks because of a little trick it plays on your mind. [...]
- lxrichter.com » Blog Archive » “The Printable CEO” Series
[...] … is a fantastic set of different forms for time, task and resource management. There are some forms which I have already been using. This is a fantastic collection of documents, which I discovered a while back via lifehacker.com and tuaw.com. Link via David Seah’s blog: “The Printable CEO“-Series [...]
- The Printable CEO VI.1: Emergent Task Planning at <ё> YoYurec Field </ё>
[...] Я уже писал о Emergent Task Timer - флеш-приложении для тайм-менеджмента. Но не упоминал о печатной версии, которая обновилась недавно. Кому интересно - вся эволюция описана автором. [...]
- KyleM.xwell » Blog Archive » Printable CEO
[...] The Printable CEO is a set of forms and templates much like the DIY Planner. This one, though, is very very focused on goal achievement and defeating procrastination. Also, if you use Backpack like I do, you can apply a lot of it using color coding and templates. Looks like something I’ll be giving a spin here shortly. [...]
- mockriot » Beating last week’s to-do list score
[...] I recently came across David Seah’s Printable CEO Series, a set of very pretty printable organizational and task management forms that helps freelancers manage their time. Of particular interest to me was the Concrete Goals Tracker which employs the very novel concept of assigning point values based on urgency to your tasks; more points are awarded for completing things that you have to get done sooner, or which would benefit you more. This strikes me as a very fun way to quantify how much you get done each day and effectively lay out your schedule so that the most important tasks get done. [...]
- Synesthesia » Links Roundup for 2006-10-08
[...] David Seah : The Printable CEO™ Series: A whole set of focusing and productivity tools, paper-based… Keywords: Personal_Productivity [...]
- In search of the perfect to-do list system » bloodykitty.com
[...] The Printable CEO Series: Free printable forms to help you manage your day to day tasks so you can focus on being a CEO/your business. [...]
- Franklin » The Printable CEO Series
[...] David Seah has created a set of forms called The Printable CEO Series. I’m going to be giving the time tracking and resource scheduling forms a try. [...]
- links for 2006-12-28 « intradink
[...] David Seah : The Printable CEO™ Series Here you’ll find a series of printable forms that help manage the day-to-day chore of achieving your goals (tags: GTD Business Productivity Management Tools) Posted by intradink Filed in [...]
- 1110consulting » Printable CEO
[...] http://davidseah.com/archives/2005/11/12/the-printable-ceo-series [...]
- 2007, NeoOffice, and interview pipelines: a new plan, for-the-love-of-Pete « Living with Geeks
[...] David Seah’s got an empowering idea. [...]
- Technikwürze » Technikwürze 51 - Das Comeback von Flash
[...] In der vergangenen Woche erschienen viele Posts zum Designprozess und dem Verwalten von Projekten. Einige haben wir für euch aufgelistet. Besonders erwähnenswert finden wir The Printable CEO™ Series von David Seah und das achtseitige PDF-Informationsblatt Design Process and Evaluation zur Erstellung von Webseiten. [...]
- links for 2006-12-13 « Stubblog
[...] David Seah : The Printable CEO™ Series Lots of little printable notes & forms to help organise your work & home life. (tags: entrepreneurship lifehacks motivation organization planner productivity todo GTD) [...]
- Juxtaviews - » David Seah - Interview
[...] His blog, which is essentially a public productivity and design battle with himself and his readers, provides insight into the various print and web materials David creates/uses to make his life and ours more productive. Throughout his journal David details the various trial-and-error attempts to create the most effecient and clear solutions to getting things done. One of his most popular threads is the Printable CEO series which details many of this productive management solutions and discussions. [...]
- The Renegade Writer Blog » Blog Archive » Like bubbles? Loathe procrastination? Get your
[...] Last week I was mindlessly surfing (read: avoiding work on an edit) and I came across freelance GUI designer David Seah’s website and some neat paper-based productivity tools he designed. [...]
- 2020 Hindsight » Back to, er, normal?!
[...] One aide-de-dayindayout: David Seah’s The Printable CEO (link’s not working right now) and the Emergent Task Timer. To keep it real, keep it honest, and keep it in front of yourself. Between that and the freeware app, Pester (timer/alarm clock that sits in your dock), things are looking good. [...]
- Essential Keystrokes » Creating a Website Marketing Plan: Step 4 - Work Your Plan
[...] David Seah has some wonderful printable task planning sheets available for download. These can help you allocate time and resources for your marketing tasks throughout the day/week/month. Some tasks will need to be done daily and others weekly or monthly. Pencil them in on your calendar for the entire month and they will be less likely to be forgotten. [...]
- The Thrill of Productivity, and the Agony of Deceit
[...] Do you have a productivity plan? Are you a member of the GTD set, or perhaps a Mac-n-Merlin enthusiast? I lean toward grid-paper, mixed with some DYI Planner, my own flow template, and a little Printable CEO thrown in. No mater what you use, it’s better than keeping it in your head. Just the act of making a list can help thrust you into a cycle of productive work. [...]
- Regression gene? « Behind the BilBea scenes
[...] As I was venturing around productivity, planners and other productivity fun-filled sites, I unconsciously felt my hair right on the top of my head. It felt different. My hair is straight (possibly straighter than straight). This felt kinked and maybe damaged. So I singled it out and pulled… It was curly! What the? It was beyond curly, like a mini ringlet only about a centimetre apart. [...]
- Put Together Quickly by Michael Biven
[...] post has been filed under General and was created on October 17th. / RSS For a little while now I’ve been working from home after leaving my job as the IT managerat FMSM Engineers. After taking a bit to get into a routine and keep away from all of the distractions from being at home I’m really enjoying the new change of pass. In addition to working with Ma.gnolia I’ve started writing for Infinite Loop, Ars Techncia’s Mac journal. Writing is not my strong suite, but you can’t get better at something without trying and practice. I have been using the “Emergent Task Timer” from David Seah’s Printable CEO series to keep track of what I am and not doing through out the day. For creating invoices I’m still trying out three different apps (Harvest, iBiz and Studiometry) to create invoices, because as of now I’m still writing them by hand. Plus, I’m going to be able to return to school and have some time to work on all of those things that I always wanted to when I was working in the office. NOTE: paragraphs seem to have become broken in this install of Wordpress. I’ve been meaning to switch over to Mephisto so this might be a good time to make the switch. [...]
- Noteworthy - 2006.04.24 at Endless Float
[...] 几篇非常好的文章 Printable CEO Series，来自于 David Seah [...]
- There is No Such Thing at RG00|3LOG
[...] Later on I find out I didn’t purchase an alarm clock from Radio Shack but a timer. I’m somewhat amused, somewhat dissapointed, but find out quickly that the device has 12hour count down functionality and figure that setting it for 8 hours at 12am is about the same thing as setting an alarm clock to chime at 8am so I’m not that miffed. The thing about work is that I tend to press my nose so far into the grind stone that after a while all I can see is the grindstone, all blurry ’cause it’s spinning so fast. Need to take a step back, formulate an accurate picture of whats going on here (because formulating acurate pictures is VERY important when we start talking about the nature of perception). Last night I ran across this shit, David Seah’s Printable CEO, which is cool and inspiring. Takes the work (or at least initial step) out of devining a system for being able to create and analyze models of the activities one has or plans to participate in (couple that with some solid GTD and we might actually get somewhere here). The thing is this…some of his forms require an egg-timer or equivelant for tracking intervals of time (strange that I, seemingly against my will, came into one very recently), funnier still, the Basil Seed with Honey Drink photo comes from his Flickr account…coincidence? or synchronisity? [...]
- Know Thy Time « Inside The Box
[...] Reading Drucker’s book and coincidentally finding David Seah’s “Printable CEO” series of posts, I was struck by a common sense moment. I exclaimed, “Duh! I need to know what I am doing with my time before I can manage what I need to do!”. Then I remembered I spent seven years studying mathematics and physics which tough me how to experiment, gather data and solve problems. Boy, am I wasting my education! Questions flooded my mind. “What do you do with your day?” “Are you doing the right things?” “What important things aren’t you doing?” Now I have the makings of a research problem and I was juiced up to tackle it. [...]
- More Productivity tools...
[...] Printable CEODavid Seah has design a number of paper based tools called the Printable CEO series< to help you track your tasks. He has incorporated some the GTD principles with intelligent design. Summary is a summary of some of the tools in the Printable CEO collection [...]
- Self-development: technology and design » Favourite blogs about productivity and self-developm
[...] David Seah’s Better Living Through New Media - This is blog written by freelance designer, covering wide range of topics with common theme being inspiration and empowering. One of David’s fascinating projects is Printable CEO™ series - set of forms designed to help in managing one’s own goals. [...]
- jan.varwig » Blog Archive » Day Planner
[...] Yesterday I stumbled upon the Emergent Task Timer from David Seahs Printable CEO Series, which is a sheet to make you keep track of what you’re doing in the course of a day, helping you to discover patterns or problems in your schedule. [...]
- Thomas Winston Thorpe » Blog Archive » links for 2006-07-26
[...] David Seah : The Printable CEO™ Series (tags: gtd) [...]
- IN MY ROOM… » 「タスク・スコアシート」という考え方
[...] ちなみに、このサービスは、David Seahという人が考案したThe Printable CEOというタスク管理手法をベースにしている。彼のサイトを見ると、スコアシートのPDF版をダウンロードすることが可能だ。タスク管理周辺で面白いことを考えている人は、David Allenだけじゃないらしい。 [...]
- Episode 5 - Dave Seah, Author of Printable CEO-- The Glass is Too Big Podcast
[...] J talks to Dave Seah, information designer and author of the Printable CEO, a productivity management tool. Dave and I had a 2 hour conversation that ranged from his Printable CEO work to motivations in doing free stuff to philosophical discussion of how short life is. I pulled about a half hour out of it and that’s what you get today. [...]
- Paper Bits » Blog Archive » Growing up is hard to do…
[...] This jibes with a lot of things I’ve been thinking about, lately. I think Dave may be discovering an unexpected result of his time tracking and task management. And it’s an effect that his Printable CEO series of self-reporting tools seem to augment. And, as is often the case, I have a note to myself on an index card about it. [...]
- +Blog - Miguel Pena Roma » Organiza tu trabajo y tu tiempo »
[...] De todas formas es una buena guía para quien desee empezar a organizarse “gratis”, a mi me gusta mucho también la técnica utilizada por David Seah en sus The Printable CEO™ Series donde encontramos muchos métodos y documentación para poder manejar nuestras actividades y nuestro tiempo en modo de no acabar aplastados por el stress. [...]
- 有涯小札 » Blog Archive » 有涯網摘 (2006-04-15)
[...] David Seah : The Printable CEO™ Series 有很多關於提升工作效率的工具及建議。 (tags: management time productivity improvement efficiency) [...]
- Printable CEO goes online: Color-code and assign points to your tasks at Leon Kilat ::: The Cybercaf
[...] David Seah’s Printable CEO is an effective productivity tool. It allows you to focus on important tasks based on your hierarchy of values. The color-coding and the assignment of points make it easy to decide which tasks to prioritize. The accompanying tasks tracker helps you keep tab on the things you’ve done and the points you’ve earned. [...]
- Freelance Pro » Your online scoresheet - Freelance Business News
[...] Thinking of making yourself more productive? Each person has techniques and tools they use. Ever heard of the Printable CEO? Last year, I came across David Seah’s blog where he shared his productivity tool called the printable CEO. Think of it as your scoresheet, so that you could keep track of your tasks while motivating yourself by earning points as you make your tasks. Yesterday I learned from a friend that it already has an online version on Rough Underbelly. [...]
- Devin Reams | Weekly Schedule | devinreams.com
[...] I was looking at David Seah’s excellent tools the other day. I was inspired. I had been thinking about revising my daily schedule and I came up with the following tool in Excel: the Linear Week Schedule. [...]
- Keeping Score! at Infiity
[...] Printable CEO which is a great way to keep track of the type of work you want to be doing. It’s more geared towards a design type implementation but it can easily be modified to suit my needs. It breaks categories of work into a point value and then adds up your points from the days’ work. [...]
- Sam’s random musings » David Seah : The Printable CEO Series
[...] David Seah : The Printable CEO%u2122 Series: The Printable CEO%u2122 (PCEO) is a form I made to focus my time productively. For me, that means concentrating on making my freelance business sustainable and fun. There are two parts to the PCEO: a list of activities that %u201Chave value%u201D with regards to growing my business, and a tracking form for tallying up points over the week. Doing any of these activities has a tangible impact on my business; anything not on the list doesn%u2019t count. This is a really nice clean way to add prioritization to ones day [...]
- theory.isthereason » Today’s Links: The Printable CEO = GTD in your hands
[...] The Printable CEO series David Seah makes a series of pretty PDFs you can use to prioritize your life. Keywords: freeware, gtd, productivity, tips [...]
- There's no place like home
More Productivity Stuff
Found a link on the DIY Planner site to David Seah's Printable CEO pages. These are not 100% applicable to me, but they are pretty cool.
Unfortunately they are all 8.5 x 11 pages, but I might take the Destruct-o-matic Progress Tracker page and roll...
- Pay yourself first - in every area of your life
[...] Basically the plan is to decide on the really important, life-changing stuff and do that every day before you do any of the little things that get in the way but make you feel productive. If you want another way of looking at this idea, go and check out David Seah’s printable CEO sheet to help you decide on your priorities. [...]
- oneafrikan.com » Blog Archive » The Printable CEO™ Series
[...] _ David Seah : The Printable CEO™ Series [...]
- Fazal Khan » Blog Archive » LOL @ My Paper Diary
[...] When I do any project or web development, I always start with a pen and paper and sketch my thoughts and ideas down. I’m a visual person, so my notes consist of squiggly lines, bubbles, doodles and so on. Blackberry’s and my laptop sometimes just aren’t the right tools to start off with. In my search for alternatives, I recently came across Dave Seah’s (not Dave Shea) printable CEO system. It’s simple system of printable worksheet’s that help you prioritise tasks in the order of importance, it’s worth a look if you are looking for an alternative to your own proprietry system and you like to organise yourself with the same GTD methodology. [...]
- Joel Longie Art and Weblog » Getting Organized and Staying Motivated
[...] The Printable CEO The funniest one that I found was the The Printable CEO™ Series by David Seah. Basically its A paper tracking tool that assigns points to prioritized tasks much like a game. High prioritized critical tasks like bringing in new business receive the highest points, while lower priority tasks receive fewer or no points. The points system help you focus on what is really important to your bottom line and helps keep you from wasting too much time on time consuming low yield activities. Another nice benefit is that at the end of the day you have a quantitative measurement of your performance and how well you stayed on task. Even though my description makes this system sounds very structured and time consuming, it isn’t. He has made it extremely flexible for just about any project and requires very little time. [...]
- planet whytee » Blog Archive » The Printable CEO
[...] Nicht, dass ich mich in die obigen drei Buchstaben einordnen würde, aber auch für Kleinkaliberchaoten sind die Tools auf der Seite von David Seah ganz interessant, die er in der “The Printable CEO(tm) Series” zusammengetragen hat. Sollte ich wohl mal ausprobieren im Sinne der Priorisierung meiner Tätigkeiten. Filtern, filtern und nochmal filtern. So ähnlich jedenfalls. [...]
- Cybernetics » links for 2006-02-01
[...] David Seah - The Printable CEO™ Series (tags: productivity goal tools Kyzen) [...]
- Raw » David Seah : FYI, I am Not Dave Shea
[...] David Seah’s Printable CEO GTD thing looks useful too. [...]
- Fortune Cookies and Other Great Things » Better Living Through New Media : 2006 Downloads for
[...] Printable CEO [...]
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