logging in or signing up 100 day system: where creativity collides with productivity ZenProcrastination Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 392 Category: Others/ Misc License: Some Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: November 18, 2010 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description The 100DS is the brainchild of author and soldier Steven Feeney. Fed up with complicated time management systems he devised his own. No psychology. No technology. It is the perfect for harnessing your ideas,scheduling your life, streamlining your studies, taking notes, becoming more creative and ending procrastination. And it is free. Seriously. Check out www.100DS.weebly.com for more information. Your life. Your system. 100 Days. Unlock your potential. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript 100 : 100 Day System ? Where Productivity and Creativity Collide Steven Feeney REDUX What is this about? : What is this about? Does this tag cloud look like anyone you know? : Does this tag cloud look like anyone you know? Slide 4: Ambition Dream Plan Management Productive Diary Record Timekeeping Time Management Idea Journal Effective Habit Productivity Create Creativity Life Work Balance Adapt Efficiency Family Projects Personal Career Of course it does. : Of course it does. It is practically all of us. You probably think : You probably think just like me. Slide 7: Where did the day go? Why do I have no personal time? Why is my career taking up so much of my day? Why do I live to work rather work to live? Slide 8: What happened to my plans for this week, this year or this life?? The solution? : The solution? Self help books. You know the kind 17 habits for highly gullible consumers. Obviously. Slide 10: Completely inflexible solutions for people with more money than time Followed by the sequel Slide 11: Most of them are complete nonsense. Just one problem Slide 12: They fall into one of two camps So complicated they are utterly unusable and or Filled to the brim with 210 pages of jargon and waffle before you get to any advice FAIL Slide 13: It is why I developed the… That is me This is also me Slide 14: SOLDIE F A T H E R MARTIAL ARTIS DREAMER USBAND W ITER TRAVELLER PHOTOGRAPHER Slide 15: F A T H E R Where do I get the time? Slide 16: My self help book. The 100 Day System With a difference. It is modular : It is modular [You can] /hack it /customise it /change it /adapt it It is your life so it should be your system Don’t you agree? It is simple : It is simple No technology. No Psychology. Slide 19: Well it is. Enjoy. Did I mention It is free? Interested? : Interested? Great. Slide 21: What do you need? You need a blank… : You need a blank… Plus the following and 30 minutes (ideally 280 pages) How does it work? : How does it work? Great question Simplicity : Simplicity 2 Pages : 2 Pages This is forcreativity : This is forcreativity Left Page Right Page : Right Page This is for productivity You number every right page 1 to 100 : You number every right page 1 to 100 (100 Day system see) These pages you will use for every day life. : These pages you will use for every day life. I will explain the boxes in moment. Annotate each with A-Z : Annotate each with A-Z The pages left over? These are your PROJECTS pages 26 should be enough for now Annotate each with a Roman numeral : Annotate each with a Roman numeral More pages left over? These are your IDEAS pages 10 should be enough for now I II III IV V VI VIII IX X Excellent : Excellent You have just created a filing system that is smarter than the smartest smartphone It is also quicker and easier. You will see... (that is pretty smart!) Slide 33: More pages left over? These are your LISTS pages Anything else? : Anything else? Yes actually. How does it all work together? Based on the Cornell Method : Based on the Cornell Method Left Page Represents all of your notes throughout the day Slide 36: Left Page Key Points You can use the tag mark to keep track of areas of your life like this… #photo #recipe #tip #travel This allows you to see at a glance what you have written about the main left hand pane without reading through the text completely. Slide 37: Left Page Main Notes Used for expanded ideas, transcripts of meetings, journal entries or absolutely anything that you want. The idea behind the Cornell Method is that you can cover up this panel leaving the Key Points still showing and then test yourself if you need to revise. The left panel should jog your memory and allow you to remember the majority of what you have written here. Right Page : Right Page This is for productivity Slide 39: Date Panel It is a kick-start. By opening your journal first thing in the morning over a coffee and entering the date you are already taking control of your day. You are establishing the habit that your 100DS is indispensable to you. Once you have started this simple task the other tasks will flow easily and soon your 100DS will be filled with inspiration and to-do lists. The location of the date makes it easy to see at a glance when you are thumbing through it especially if you have lost your place using the thin ribbon strip. Simple no? Goal Panel : Goal Panel These items should not be part of your to-do list or outstanding tasks. They are achievements or milestones which you must hit periodically. This panel represents a tick box for each time you accomplish that task. It works brilliantly for daily items such as… Running Writing Weight loss The 13 attributes of Benjamin Franklin Quality time with your family Every time you [TICK] an item you create a chain of accomplishments Daily Review Panel. Or not. : Daily Review Panel. Or not. It used to be. But who wants to review their day, every day? So I changed it. It is my 100DS and I can do that. You can too. It is now the Daily Motivational Quote panel. Today’s quote? Knowing is not enough, We must apply. Willing is not enough, We must do. Johann Von Goethe Task Panels : Task Panels This set of 4 panels is your to-do list. They are referred to as the Task Panels. They are ranked in priority order. Priority 1 : Priority 1 These are tasks which must be completed that day without fail. If possible complete these before opening email. Also use this panel for anything that is required to be completed within the next four hours. Attend Meeting Phone client back Begin sales report Priority 2 : Priority 2 These are tasks which should be completed that day as they are important. Also use this panel for anything that is required to be completed within the next 8 hours. Finish sales report Outline chapter six of book Book restaurant Run 6 miles Priority 3 : Priority 3 These are personal tasks which you would like to accomplish but if they are delayed it is not a drama. Use this panel to keep track of items which should be completed within 48 hours. Cut garden grass Wash car Write chapter 6 of book Priority 4 : Priority 4 These are personal tasks which you file under the heading Leisure. These items are things you like doing but do not really enrich your life or make you more successful. It is amazing how quickly this section fills up with inane activities! Sort CD collection Watch X Factor Play Call of Duty Time Panel : Time Panel TB = Time Budgeted for a task C = Completed? TT = Time Taken to complete In order to know where your time slips away to you must record it and that is what this simple tool does for you. Quick Tip If something takes less than 2 minutes? Don’t record it – just do it!! What about PROJECTS? : What about PROJECTS? Well remembered. There is no point organising your life if it does not give you the time to pursue your own ambitions? Right? PROJECTS : PROJECTS First of all let’s separate the difference between a Project and a Task. A Task goes on your to-do list in one of the panels but a Project is a collection of tasks which work towards a common aim. A perfect example to illustrate this is learning a foreign language. Learning German would be considered a Project. The tasks that comprise it might be – Learn 10 words per day Learn 1 grammatical rule per week Read a German newspaper Referencing System : Each Task you identify that requires your attention you then list on your 100DS in the Tasks Panel and then reference it to the project. You now have a creative process and can put the ideas inside your head into some semblance of accomplishable order. Turn your Projects into Tasks Referencing System What about IDEAS? : What about IDEAS? Well remembered again. Ideas are simply a place for you to go wild. Be crazy and creative. The aim is not to be organised. Anything g o e s That is why we have no structure. “Final words?” : “Final words?” That probably seemed like a lot. Well it is. No doubt about it. Slide 54: You don’t need to learn it all right now. Slide 55: That is why I have published a free ebook It has a lot more information in it. Slide 56: But I know you are busy. So I even converted it into a PDF that works on any mobile device. At 33 pages you can read it in your lunch break! Slide 57: You can download it for free from the 100DS website. 100DS also has social networking! You can ‘like’ it! Slide 58: I hope you find it useful. Slide 59: It would mean the world to me if you stopped by and said hello It is thank you for watching : It is thank you for watching Because ultimately… Slide 61: www.100DS.weebly.com The site Could you give me a thumb up before you go? THANKYOU! You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
100 day system: where creativity collides with productivity ZenProcrastination Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 392 Category: Others/ Misc License: Some Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: November 18, 2010 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description The 100DS is the brainchild of author and soldier Steven Feeney. Fed up with complicated time management systems he devised his own. No psychology. No technology. It is the perfect for harnessing your ideas,scheduling your life, streamlining your studies, taking notes, becoming more creative and ending procrastination. And it is free. Seriously. Check out www.100DS.weebly.com for more information. Your life. Your system. 100 Days. Unlock your potential. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript 100 : 100 Day System ? Where Productivity and Creativity Collide Steven Feeney REDUX What is this about? : What is this about? Does this tag cloud look like anyone you know? : Does this tag cloud look like anyone you know? Slide 4: Ambition Dream Plan Management Productive Diary Record Timekeeping Time Management Idea Journal Effective Habit Productivity Create Creativity Life Work Balance Adapt Efficiency Family Projects Personal Career Of course it does. : Of course it does. It is practically all of us. You probably think : You probably think just like me. Slide 7: Where did the day go? Why do I have no personal time? Why is my career taking up so much of my day? Why do I live to work rather work to live? Slide 8: What happened to my plans for this week, this year or this life?? The solution? : The solution? Self help books. You know the kind 17 habits for highly gullible consumers. Obviously. Slide 10: Completely inflexible solutions for people with more money than time Followed by the sequel Slide 11: Most of them are complete nonsense. Just one problem Slide 12: They fall into one of two camps So complicated they are utterly unusable and or Filled to the brim with 210 pages of jargon and waffle before you get to any advice FAIL Slide 13: It is why I developed the… That is me This is also me Slide 14: SOLDIE F A T H E R MARTIAL ARTIS DREAMER USBAND W ITER TRAVELLER PHOTOGRAPHER Slide 15: F A T H E R Where do I get the time? Slide 16: My self help book. The 100 Day System With a difference. It is modular : It is modular [You can] /hack it /customise it /change it /adapt it It is your life so it should be your system Don’t you agree? It is simple : It is simple No technology. No Psychology. Slide 19: Well it is. Enjoy. Did I mention It is free? Interested? : Interested? Great. Slide 21: What do you need? You need a blank… : You need a blank… Plus the following and 30 minutes (ideally 280 pages) How does it work? : How does it work? Great question Simplicity : Simplicity 2 Pages : 2 Pages This is forcreativity : This is forcreativity Left Page Right Page : Right Page This is for productivity You number every right page 1 to 100 : You number every right page 1 to 100 (100 Day system see) These pages you will use for every day life. : These pages you will use for every day life. I will explain the boxes in moment. Annotate each with A-Z : Annotate each with A-Z The pages left over? These are your PROJECTS pages 26 should be enough for now Annotate each with a Roman numeral : Annotate each with a Roman numeral More pages left over? These are your IDEAS pages 10 should be enough for now I II III IV V VI VIII IX X Excellent : Excellent You have just created a filing system that is smarter than the smartest smartphone It is also quicker and easier. You will see... (that is pretty smart!) Slide 33: More pages left over? These are your LISTS pages Anything else? : Anything else? Yes actually. How does it all work together? Based on the Cornell Method : Based on the Cornell Method Left Page Represents all of your notes throughout the day Slide 36: Left Page Key Points You can use the tag mark to keep track of areas of your life like this… #photo #recipe #tip #travel This allows you to see at a glance what you have written about the main left hand pane without reading through the text completely. Slide 37: Left Page Main Notes Used for expanded ideas, transcripts of meetings, journal entries or absolutely anything that you want. The idea behind the Cornell Method is that you can cover up this panel leaving the Key Points still showing and then test yourself if you need to revise. The left panel should jog your memory and allow you to remember the majority of what you have written here. Right Page : Right Page This is for productivity Slide 39: Date Panel It is a kick-start. By opening your journal first thing in the morning over a coffee and entering the date you are already taking control of your day. You are establishing the habit that your 100DS is indispensable to you. Once you have started this simple task the other tasks will flow easily and soon your 100DS will be filled with inspiration and to-do lists. The location of the date makes it easy to see at a glance when you are thumbing through it especially if you have lost your place using the thin ribbon strip. Simple no? Goal Panel : Goal Panel These items should not be part of your to-do list or outstanding tasks. They are achievements or milestones which you must hit periodically. This panel represents a tick box for each time you accomplish that task. It works brilliantly for daily items such as… Running Writing Weight loss The 13 attributes of Benjamin Franklin Quality time with your family Every time you [TICK] an item you create a chain of accomplishments Daily Review Panel. Or not. : Daily Review Panel. Or not. It used to be. But who wants to review their day, every day? So I changed it. It is my 100DS and I can do that. You can too. It is now the Daily Motivational Quote panel. Today’s quote? Knowing is not enough, We must apply. Willing is not enough, We must do. Johann Von Goethe Task Panels : Task Panels This set of 4 panels is your to-do list. They are referred to as the Task Panels. They are ranked in priority order. Priority 1 : Priority 1 These are tasks which must be completed that day without fail. If possible complete these before opening email. Also use this panel for anything that is required to be completed within the next four hours. Attend Meeting Phone client back Begin sales report Priority 2 : Priority 2 These are tasks which should be completed that day as they are important. Also use this panel for anything that is required to be completed within the next 8 hours. Finish sales report Outline chapter six of book Book restaurant Run 6 miles Priority 3 : Priority 3 These are personal tasks which you would like to accomplish but if they are delayed it is not a drama. Use this panel to keep track of items which should be completed within 48 hours. Cut garden grass Wash car Write chapter 6 of book Priority 4 : Priority 4 These are personal tasks which you file under the heading Leisure. These items are things you like doing but do not really enrich your life or make you more successful. It is amazing how quickly this section fills up with inane activities! Sort CD collection Watch X Factor Play Call of Duty Time Panel : Time Panel TB = Time Budgeted for a task C = Completed? TT = Time Taken to complete In order to know where your time slips away to you must record it and that is what this simple tool does for you. Quick Tip If something takes less than 2 minutes? Don’t record it – just do it!! What about PROJECTS? : What about PROJECTS? Well remembered. There is no point organising your life if it does not give you the time to pursue your own ambitions? Right? PROJECTS : PROJECTS First of all let’s separate the difference between a Project and a Task. A Task goes on your to-do list in one of the panels but a Project is a collection of tasks which work towards a common aim. A perfect example to illustrate this is learning a foreign language. Learning German would be considered a Project. The tasks that comprise it might be – Learn 10 words per day Learn 1 grammatical rule per week Read a German newspaper Referencing System : Each Task you identify that requires your attention you then list on your 100DS in the Tasks Panel and then reference it to the project. You now have a creative process and can put the ideas inside your head into some semblance of accomplishable order. Turn your Projects into Tasks Referencing System What about IDEAS? : What about IDEAS? Well remembered again. Ideas are simply a place for you to go wild. Be crazy and creative. The aim is not to be organised. Anything g o e s That is why we have no structure. “Final words?” : “Final words?” That probably seemed like a lot. Well it is. No doubt about it. Slide 54: You don’t need to learn it all right now. Slide 55: That is why I have published a free ebook It has a lot more information in it. Slide 56: But I know you are busy. So I even converted it into a PDF that works on any mobile device. At 33 pages you can read it in your lunch break! Slide 57: You can download it for free from the 100DS website. 100DS also has social networking! You can ‘like’ it! Slide 58: I hope you find it useful. Slide 59: It would mean the world to me if you stopped by and said hello It is thank you for watching : It is thank you for watching Because ultimately… Slide 61: www.100DS.weebly.com The site Could you give me a thumb up before you go? THANKYOU!