July 2014

Leaving 5 minutes early just might save both your life and your relationships. Pacific Church Network’s Church Multiplication Director Brian Howard writes on his blog, “I drive a lot. I drive my teenage kids to school, drive all four of my kids to various activities, drive to appointments daily, and drive my family to our church gatherings. But we often run out the door at the last minute (or a couple of minutes late) on the way to these activities. I have learned that there are two big problems with running out the door at the last minute:” read the story

 This looks like a great read on the subject of time management and productivity from a Christian Perspective

I would venture to say that Getting Things Done (affectionately abbreviated as GTD) is easily the most influential and most acclaimed personal productivity book of the last decade. The GTD system outlined by Allen sparked an unprecedented and almost fanatical following, leading to hundreds of fan-driven websites, forums, and blogs (who reads blogs on productivity? <wink> ). I can personally attest to the power of the GTD system, as it’s something that I keep trying to incorporate as I manage my time. Review of “Getting Things Done” from a Christian Perspective David Allen is a New Age enthusiast, and this spills over