Comments on: Productivity and Massively Multi-Tasking http://www.countwordula.com/productivity-and-massively-multi-tasking/ Communication for smart people - About knowledge + learning, teaching, writing, blogging, photography, storytelling, language, semiotics Mon, 01 Mar 2010 11:47:00 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: rdash http://www.countwordula.com/productivity-and-massively-multi-tasking/comment-page-1/#comment-1039 rdash Sat, 24 Mar 2007 20:26:11 +0000 http://www.countwordula.com/?p=139#comment-1039 Now that's an interesting way to look at Lasik. I've heard prices of between $1500-3000 per eye. Even if it's $1500, that's a cost of only $1 per minute for a single year. Over time, that $1 drops to next to nothing (especially if you live another 60 years or more). Now that’s an interesting way to look at Lasik. I’ve heard prices of between $1500-3000 per eye. Even if it’s $1500, that’s a cost of only $1 per minute for a single year. Over time, that $1 drops to next to nothing (especially if you live another 60 years or more).

]]> By: brettbum http://www.countwordula.com/productivity-and-massively-multi-tasking/comment-page-1/#comment-1038 brettbum Sat, 24 Mar 2007 19:48:20 +0000 http://www.countwordula.com/?p=139#comment-1038 I continually throw new technologies at my productivity issues. I do take about a week every 6 weeks to reset and reorganize, but throughout the journey, I'm looking for little things to save me time. Using voice recognition tools has been something that has helped me significantly over the last few weeks. Its boosted my typing speed from 60-70 wpm to 130-150. There are pitfalls to avoid, but I'm learning them slowly but surely. In the past I have reclaimed many hours of my life. I had lasic 6 years ago so that I wouldn't have to fiddle with contacts for 5-10 minutes per day (saving 3,650 minutes per year or about 60 hours). Cosmetic surgery can't solve all those time issues, but I think about getting my facial hair nuked off and saving another 60 hours per year every morning! I continually throw new technologies at my productivity issues.

I do take about a week every 6 weeks to reset and reorganize, but throughout the journey, I’m looking for little things to save me time.

Using voice recognition tools has been something that has helped me significantly over the last few weeks. Its boosted my typing speed from 60-70 wpm to 130-150. There are pitfalls to avoid, but I’m learning them slowly but surely.

In the past I have reclaimed many hours of my life. I had lasic 6 years ago so that I wouldn’t have to fiddle with contacts for 5-10 minutes per day (saving 3,650 minutes per year or about 60 hours).

Cosmetic surgery can’t solve all those time issues, but I think about getting my facial hair nuked off and saving another 60 hours per year every morning!

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