Comments on: Matthew Cornell @ ap.com: answers to your academic productivity questions http://www.academicproductivity.com/2008/matthew-cornell-apcom-answers-to-your-academic-productivity-questions/ A survival guide for the 21st century researcher Fri, 22 Aug 2008 02:36:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: scholarz.blog http://www.academicproductivity.com/2008/matthew-cornell-apcom-answers-to-your-academic-productivity-questions/#comment-24484 scholarz.blog Wed, 30 Apr 2008 15:48:46 +0000 http://www.academicproductivity.com/blog/2008/matthew-cornell-apcom-answers-to-your-academic-productivity-questions/#comment-24484 <strong>Blogwelt-Serie: Wie arbeite ich schneller?- Produktivitätsblogs</strong> Fortan befinden wir uns inmitten unserer Serie. Denn es folgt bereits der dritte Teil. Grübeln Sie nicht, sondern lesen Sie gleich weiter! Heute: Wie ich bei möglichst gleicher Zeit noch schneller arbeite. Ohne dabei die Uhr zurückzustellen… ... Blogwelt-Serie: Wie arbeite ich schneller?- Produktivitätsblogs

Fortan befinden wir uns inmitten unserer Serie. Denn es folgt bereits der dritte Teil. Grübeln Sie nicht, sondern lesen Sie gleich weiter! Heute: Wie ich bei möglichst gleicher Zeit noch schneller arbeite. Ohne dabei die Uhr zurückzustellen…

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]]> By: Matthew Cornell http://www.academicproductivity.com/2008/matthew-cornell-apcom-answers-to-your-academic-productivity-questions/#comment-22409 Matthew Cornell Sun, 30 Mar 2008 11:59:35 +0000 http://www.academicproductivity.com/blog/2008/matthew-cornell-apcom-answers-to-your-academic-productivity-questions/#comment-22409 Thanks for the insight, Lynn. What I really like is how much you are already doing the work you love, and how you've tied in that with spreading your good ideas more effectively. Gotta' love good artifacts (like papers)! Thanks for the insight, Lynn. What I really like is how much you are already doing the work you love, and how you’ve tied in that with spreading your good ideas more effectively. Gotta’ love good artifacts (like papers)!

]]> By: Lynn O'Connor http://www.academicproductivity.com/2008/matthew-cornell-apcom-answers-to-your-academic-productivity-questions/#comment-22329 Lynn O'Connor Sat, 29 Mar 2008 05:01:58 +0000 http://www.academicproductivity.com/blog/2008/matthew-cornell-apcom-answers-to-your-academic-productivity-questions/#comment-22329 Hey Matt: Great post. I have only one thought to add--as an academic/research loving person, the truth is that my work is what I love, i.e., its sort of my form of recreating. I am in a great flow state when I write. Now I got bit by the productivity bug (and I spend way too much time in productivity porn heaven) so I understand the concern that it will get in the way of doing anything. And in all honesty I slip on and off the wagon and I spend too much time flaking around. But even given these weaknesses, my productivity has gone up hugely since I launched my GTD implementation. I had been sitting on so much data collected over the last what, 7 or so years. Now, with my collaborators, we already have 3 articles out for review. And this is given some hard core laziness. I think the ticket is that academic work is my recreation, and getting GTD in my life organized my play just enough to get something done. Thanks again for the post written for us academic types. Lynn Hey Matt:
Great post. I have only one thought to add–as an academic/research loving person, the truth is that my work is what I love, i.e., its sort of my form of recreating. I am in a great flow state when I write. Now I got bit by the productivity bug (and I spend way too much time in productivity porn heaven) so I understand the concern that it will get in the way of doing anything. And in all honesty I slip on and off the wagon and I spend too much time flaking around. But even given these weaknesses, my productivity has gone up hugely since I launched my GTD implementation. I had been sitting on so much data collected over the last what, 7 or so years. Now, with my collaborators, we already have 3 articles out for review. And this is given some hard core laziness. I think the ticket is that academic work is my recreation, and getting GTD in my life organized my play just enough to get something done.

Thanks again for the post written for us academic types.

Lynn

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