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- Bootstrapper » 101 Little Hacks to Help You Get Your Work Finished More Quickly
[...] The Printable CEO: Freelancer David Seah has created the Printable CEO series, which includes task tracking and time tracking tools and calendars. Stay motivated with these resources and watch our productivity soar. [...]
- Chindia results » Blog Archive » Office productivity - Task management
[...] We invite you to study the different offers made by Printable CEO. [...]
- David Shea « Jofigueroa’s Weblog
[...] Printable CEO [...]
- David Seah on “Modern Spellbooks”
[...] also recommend checking out David’s “Printable CEO” paper productivity forms. I use the Emergent Task Planner and Project Projector on a daily [...]
- » 20 Blogs That Will Change Your Life DustinWalper.com: A Maverick Approach to Life and Busine
[...] David Seah. This guy creates beautiful, functional, printable forms designed to help you organize your life. Obsessive? Absolutely. Useful? You [...]
- 25 To Do Lists to Stay Productive | Crossroads of Learning Journal
[...] because it is the only one that really got me motivated to use it. It’s entirely based on the Printable CEO, an idea that has proven to be effective where you give yourself points for completing a task. [...]
- The Telecommuterer » Three Tips for Handling Distractions when Working from Home
[...] the tasks that you want to accomplish and how long each will take (I have found David Seah’s Printable CEO, and Online Emergent Task Timer excellent tools for this type of informal task planning). Whichever [...]
- Tools for the Four Step Plan « Daily PlanIt
[...] Find a blank week form: check out Connie Haffly’s forms inspired by David Seah. Or explore other forms that are available under free tools. Just don’t get too [...]
- Golden Goals series: David Seah on clarity, creativity and productivity | zen habits
[...] I have, however, created a number of useful forms that could be integrated as a component of one’s personal productivity system. I think the most generally useful form I’ve made from a productivity perspective has been the Concrete Goals Tracker, because it does a good job of really focusing you on benefit-bringing activity … if you’ve taken the time to really pick good goals. This form is particularly good if you’re defining yourself or your business. I like how it brings focus without overloading you with accounting. [...]
- Link Tank: Humpday Linkage | Pop Stalin Designs’ Design Blog
[...] David Seah: The Printable CEO Keep track of your work with paper. [...]
- The Daily Blog » Blog Archive » PocketMod - The Pocket CEO
[...] The site that provides the background, folding instructions etc is here: The Printable CEO [...]
- DIY Planner at Richard.H’s Blog
[...] I like things like this Pritable CEO and this DIY planner, that are simple but useful and practical, sometimes save me a lot money to buy a PDA. [...]
- HifeLacking » Personal productivity & geekiness
[...] So I was reading Dave Seah’s blog the other day, and came upon his Printable CEO paper forms, and I love them - partly due to the design, but also because the point-based rewards on the main printable ceo really got my brain firing. There’s something about checking off boxes and filling things in that appeals to the geek in me - Dave compares it to standardized testing, but it always reminded me of character sheets. [...]
- Paul, Kerri and The Boys » links for 2007-01-24
[...] David Seah : The Printable CEO (tags: lifehacks) [...]
- roytang / weblog » Blog Archive » Del.icio.us bookmarks for 2007-01-18
[...] David Seah : The Printable CEO — Tagged as: productivity [...]
- Life or Something Close… » Blog Archive » Things I found interesting today…
[...] David Seah : The Printable CEO (tags: productivity gtd business lifehacks motivation) [...]
- The printable CEO - Nosco
[...] Læs mere om ‘The Printable CEO’ her [...]
- Go banana! » Blog Archive » 2007 New Year’s Resolution
[...] My new solution is to get an inexpensive scanner and revert back to handwritten notes. I’m currently working on a solution using 3×5 index cards as they are compatible with the Hipster PDA system (see 43folders and a million monkeys typing). I also broke down and purchased a moleskine planner and card holder. I’m drafting up some templates, ala The Printable CEO for classwork and other general doc student type duties. Will post when they’re complete. [...]
- Elsewhere…12-21-2006
[...] >>The Printable CEO - A printable GTD based point system (articles to follow up on implementation) >>Apple Iphone image leaked? - looks like an agency is developing comps for potential ads. >>Define Brand Ambassador - BzzAgents, marketers, sales reps, or consumer pr? >>Smashing The Clock - No schedules. No mandatory meetings. Inside Best Buy’s radical reshaping of the workplace. [...]
- Carsonified! » Blog Archive » Points are better than priorities
[...] I recently ran across Dave Seah’s Printable CEO and I love it. It gave me a great idea for my to-do list. [...]
- Progress Tracking and Beyond @ PhilNewton.net
[...] The b-Alert tracker is taken from “The Power of Focus“, and the 30 day trial is a modified version of the habit changer taken from the same book. The scoring system was inspired by David Seah’s “The Printable CEO“. [...]
- The Printable CEO » Terry’s Place
[...] The Printable CEO I designed a printable form to motivate my business development activities. [...]
- Der virtuelle Chef :: eXanto
[...] Angeregt durch den Printable CEO von David Seah habe ich eine deutsche Version davon entwickelt, die ich den “virtuellen Chef” nenne. [...]
- Fixer-Upper » Blog Archive » Addicted to lists
[...] Rough Underbelly - Has cool color coding and a point system, so you can set point goals for the week and compete with yourself ;) (The system is based on David Seah’s Printable CEO) [...]
- Mafe Maria • Daily Distractions I Must Fight
[...] I long for the days when the only burning distraction was pressing the “Get Mail” button, and thank God, no new email came. However, THERE IS HOPE (Thank you David Seah! My list and point scale may be a little different, but I truly thank you for the spanking). [...]
- 9rules Member Interview: Dave Seah » 9rules Featured
[...] Since then, I’ve come to appreciate the joy of being part of such a dynamic club. Everyone in 9rules is, in a sense, an ass-kicker and an entrepreneur. That’s rare to find. People in 9rules are pretty independent too, but willing to share their expertise and knowledge. I learned a LOT about this whole Web 2.0 movement from just reading the forums, and as a result I’m much more “with it” with the web community than I otherwise would have been. Also, 9rules helped drive the adoption of The Printable CEO, which I first released on a whim a couple weeks after making it in, and the visibility from 9rules and member sites that found and liked it helped get me some attention from some of the major productivity sites like Lifehacker and 43Folders that I otherwise would probably not have had. [...]
- Daily PlanIt » Blog Archive » My Ideal Time Management System
[...] I’ve been so impressed by the forms generated by David Seah on his Printable CEO blog. With his wonderful imagination he brings fun and a sense of play to time management. His concrete goals tracker is geared to his field, but the point system could be modified for regular people with a combination of ideas for setting priorities from Stephen R Covey’s time management matrix and Julie Morgenstern’s Return on Investment ideas from her book “Making Work Work.” The result might look something like this: [...]
- SoulHackerBlog » Blog Archive » Mentor
[...] I recently read in David Seah’s Blog how he needs to be his own CEO as he is a freelancer and nobody is telling him what needs to be done and that he is doing important and wonderful work. His printable CEO stuff is very inspirational and while I agree to some extent with his opinion on being your own CEO, my personal experience is that even if you are employed, you have to be your own boss. Unless you willingly choose to keep that dumb slave-like activity that some people call a job. [...]
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The Printable CEO™
David Seah has created The Printable CEO™ Series, a system of PDF that help you work smarter by helping you focus your time on goals that truly push your career forward:
The Printable CEO™ (PCEO) was born from a desire to focus my time more produc...
- Black Belt Productivity » Rumors of my death are greatly exaggerated
[...] Next, I revisted a site that I have not visited in awhile…The Printable CEO. I have really started to dig into this site a lot. I am fascinated by the Emergent Tasking that he has created. I am going to mull over trying to create some Concrete Goals for my profession (Network Administrator) to insert them into the Printable CEO template. [...]
- 25 To Do Lists to Stay Productive - Web 2.0 Squared Magazine
[...] Rough Underbelly is on my favorites list because it is the only one that really got me motivated to use it. It’s entirely based on the Printable CEO, an idea that has proven to be effective where you give yourself points for completing a task. Rough Underbelly took the Printable CEO a step further and created it into a Ruby on Rails based to do list. You add tasks to your list and set a specific amount of points to each. You can create your own measure of importance for each point amount or use point system provided as example on the left. You then want to make a game out of your list by trying to knock off as many tasks as you can in a day and seeing how high you can get your score. It’s a great feeling completing a task, especially ones with high points! [...]
- Top5 ToDo-Lists | BiZwiKi.CN - 喧闹 PK 噪音
[...] Rough Underbelly 是基于Printable CEO 概念开发出来的一个很漂亮的ToDo-Lists 服务。而且它还是一个使用Ruby on Rails 技术开发出来的站点。通过为每个任务打分，在定义任务优先级的同时，当你完成任务的时候你便可以获得相应的分数。那么你便有了一个衡量你当天工作效能的一个参照数据了。 These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. [...]
- Focusing on the Here and Now - Building My Empire
[...] 2. David Seah’s Printable CEO is another good organizer deal too. I do believe he’s now got it going in Flash so you type it in and print it out. Might be an avenue to try if you’re looking to see where your time is going during a day. Too much RSS reading, too many distractions, too much surfing the web… and then realizing that’s where your time is going. Pretty handy… and a bit of an eye-opener in regards to time management. [...]
- 25 To Do Lists to Stay Productive - davecentral Planet David Central & Dave Central Planet
[...] Rough Underbelly is on my favorites list because it is the only one that really got me motivated to use it. It’s entirely based on the Printable CEO, an idea that has proven to be effective where you give yourself points for completing a task. Rough Underbelly took the Printable CEO a step further and created it into a Ruby on Rails based to do list. You add tasks to your list and set a specific amount of points to each. You can create your own measure of importance for each point amount or use point system provided as example on the left. You then want to make a game out of your list by trying to knock off as many tasks as you can in a day and seeing how high you can get your score. It’s a great feeling completing a task, especially ones with high points! [...]
- I am an Indian » 25 To Do Lists to Stay Productive
[...] Rough Underbelly is on my favorites list because it is the only one that really got me motivated to use it. It’s entirely based on the Printable CEO, an idea that has proven to be effective where you give yourself points for completing a task. Rough Underbelly took the Printable CEO a step further and created it into a Ruby on Rails based to do list. You add tasks to your list and set a specific amount of points to each. You can create your own measure of importance for each point amount or use point system provided as example on the left. You then want to make a game out of your list by trying to knock off as many tasks as you can in a day and seeing how high you can get your score. It’s a great feeling completing a task, especially ones with high points! [...]
- интернетные штучки » 26 сервисов для отслеживания сп
[...] Rough Underbelly один из моих самых любимых списков, так как он единственный имеет дополнительную – мотивирующую функциональность. Он основан на Printable CEO, идее когда вы начисляете себе некоторую сумму очков за каждый выполненый таск (эффективность доказана!). Rough Underbelly взял Printable CEO и, с использованием Ruby on Rails, продвинул его на ступень выше. Вы добавляеете задания в ваш список и оцениваете выполнение каждого в очках. Вы можете создать ваш собственный критерий важности для кадого очка и/или использовать систему очков предоставленную как пример слева. Вы постепенно поймете, что игра выходит за рамки сервиса, начнете пытаться заработать как можно больше очков за день. Это замечательно чувство, когда выполняешь задания, особенно те, у которых больше очков. [а вот этот вот клевый сервис к сожалению отказывается работать с русским] [...]
- 25 To Do Lists to Stay Productive
[...] Rough Underbelly is on my favorites list because it is the only one that really got me motivated to use it. It’s entirely based on the Printable CEO, an idea that has proven to be effective where you give yourself points for completing a task. Rough Underbelly took the Printable CEO a step further and created it into a Ruby on Rails based to do list. You add tasks to your list and set a specific amount of points to each. You can create your own measure of importance for each point amount or use point system provided as example on the left. You then want to make a game out of your list by trying to knock off as many tasks as you can in a day and seeing how high you can get your score. It’s a great feeling completing a task, especially ones with high points! [...]
- Sukshma, Santosh Dawara » David Seah: Stay focused
[...] For those who are working on their own, there is no one standing behind you to motivate you, to push you forward in your career. I recommend finding mentors, but they cannot be around you all the time. David Seah has found an excellent method of staying focused even when your working alone and has documented it. This is a good read for those who want to be able to motivate themselves. I used a similar method to get through my thesis in graduate school, so I know it can work. I love the freedom of being a freelancer, but sometimes I wish someone with vision and drive whispered encouragement in my ear: “Good work, Dave! This Flash project you’re working on is a key part of our interactive marketing strategy! All the pieces are falling into place!” But since I work alone, it’s my job to keep myself motivated and away from the dozens of daily distractions that suck productivity out of the day: more… [...]
- Caderno de Anotações » O executivo imprimível
[...] Outro dia li que “tudo o que se mede melhora”. É, pode ser, mas a este ponto? Veja você mesmo, e descubra se é ou não é uma técnica interessante. Salve este link:These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. [...]
- Jeff Barr’s Blog » Links for Wednesday, March 29, 2006
[...] The Printable CEO. [...]
- TextBased’s Linkdump | David Seah : The Printable CEO
[...] David Seah : The Printable CEO [...]
- Jim Phelps - IT Architect in Academia » Printable CEO - cool but how to implement
[...] I came across a post on Lifehacker on the Printable CEO. Printable CEO uses a set of goals which are weighted with points. You then set up your Task List based on how they align to those goals. Then you can say, “I want to accomplish 20 points of stuff this week”. You can do two big items or 20 smaller items. David Seah’s list is very business oriented. [...]
- iMind v2.0 by Jim Phelps » Blog Archive » Printable CEO - Cool but how to implement
[...] I came across a post on Lifehacker on the Printable CEO. Printable CEO uses a set of goals which are weighted with points. You then set up your Task List based on how they align to those goals. Then you can say, “I want to accomplish 20 points of stuff this week”. You can do two big items or 20 smaller items. David Seah’s list is very business oriented. [...]
- www.best-practice-business.de/blog » Nützliches Tool für Freelancer: Concrete Goals Tracker
[...] Viele Freelancer lassen sich in ihrer täglichen Arbeit zu schnell ablenken und haben zudem am Abend das Gefühl, “nichts geschafft zu haben”. David Seah kannte das Problem aus seiner täglichen Arbeit und überlegte, wie er es lösen könnte. Das Ergebnis ist der Concrete Goals Tracker. [...]
- Innovation Wings ‘Times’ » Blog Archive » Aktive Zielverfolgung
[...] David Seah beschreibt ein kleines Tool, das auf einfache Art und Weise visualiert, wie erfolgreich “man” die anvisierten Ziele verfolgt. [...]
- Gary Slinger » links for 2005-12-13
[...] David Seah - Better Living Through New Media : The Printable CEO (tags: productivity gtd business tools motivation organization timemanagement tips Management lifehacks ideas) [...]
- // pixelimpact: creative photography on the web
The Printable CEO If you work for yourself, the chances are that motivating yourself is an important, and sometimes difficult, activity. {Author} has a great method for overcoming this problem, in the form of “The Printable CEO”. I’ve only been using it for a wee...----- Arbeitskontrolle: The Printable CEO David Seah ist Freelancer im Medien Bereich und als Freelancer muss man sich manchmal seine Brötchen hart verdienen. Um fokussiert bei der Arbeit zu bleiben und um sich sein Geld leichter verdienen zu können, entwarf der Ex-Spiele-Programmierer ein ...----- [...] inspired by misho’s post linking to the printable CEO, now revisited, it struck me that how much easier and interesting organising tasks gets with pen and paper. [...]----- [...] [...]----- [...] If you are having trouble managing your time or not producing enough valuable output for yourself or for your company try this wonderfully simple idea: The Printable CEO The idea is to everyday do at least one in each 4 category of tasks. So you get a nice mixture of business tasks, self promotional tasks, entertaining tasks and learning activities that satisfies your appetite for everything. [...]----- links for 2005-09-28 Web2MemeMap Result of a "What is Web 2.0?" brainstorming session at FOO Camp 2005 (tags: web2) The Long Tail The phrase The Long Tail (as a proper noun with capitalized letters) was first coined by Chris Anderson in a...----- Gaming Productivity Lots of people on the internet are interested in techniques to maintain high personal productivity. I spoke about Getting Things Done earlier. David is a freelance developer, trying to keep himself on task, instead of spending time like writing in his ...----- [...] The Printable CEO Top [...]----- [...] David Seah - Better Living Through New Media » The Printable CEO and The Printable CEO Remixed. [...]----- Biz Dev Help With The Pritable CEO As many self-employed people know business development can be the most tedious, unrewarding part of your business. I know I don't like it. Well, freelancer and blogger Dave Seah has come up with a great way to deal with...----- links for 2005-09-25 McSweeney's Internet Tendency: Although I Like a Good George W. Bush Joke as Much as the Next Guy, Some of Them Seem Gratuitous and Mean-Spirited. (tags: politics humor) David Seah - Better Living Through New Media » The Printable...----- El Motivador personal imprimible para todo aquel freelance, que se siente solo Algo tienen estas formas imprimibles, que captan mi atencin al instante... No digo ms... Solo te aseguro que tendrs en tus manos una nueva forma de motivarte y de validar tus alcances y hacerlos visibles.Todo gira en torno a tus activid----- [...] David Seah’s post The Printable CEO, David adds a creative photo of the printout for the document he’s designed: When is something worth doing? [...]-----
