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Thanks for all the cheap suggestions! I went with 1Time.

And I appreciate the reminder about doing the intense task focus for a limited amount of time. I run a 1 person staffed nonprofit that does sizable projects, so at the moment I handle the whole show.

This kind of focus inducer feels like the sort of task orientation thing that gets things off the 'to do' list and completed.

I'm aware that the visual reminder is helpful, because while I 'know' to break things down into do-able steps, often I zone out when I should be 'planning' and breaking those down.

I'm feeling like 10 minutes of task planning a couple times a day would help with the intermediate step of moving things forward.

Thanks all!

asfg812

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Wonderful freeware meditation timer for PalmOS: PocketDoan

Get it here: [www.getjar.com]

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I noticed the above link was broken (must have happened when I migrated my blog). Sorry about that. Here's the new 2:04-minute timer post:

[www.lifeonavenuez.com]

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Being fairly technically challenged and more than a little cheap, I went to good old PPT and made a two-minute timer with animation timings. Then I used a free download of Wondershare to create a quick MP4. Ok, so after all is said and done, it's actually 2:04 minutes. But it's yours for the taking.

[lifeonavenuez.com]

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Mac Users should definately download and use this!

Thanks Robbie Hanson...wherever you are

MAC http://www.robbiehanson.com/alarmclock/index.htm

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http://www.stuntblog.com/2006/06/06/two-minutes-on-a-mac/<...

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http://www.workrave.org/

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http://www.atma-software.com/1time/index.html

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http://www.pc-tools.net/win32/mintimer/. It is simple to use and isn't loaded down with extra bells and whistles.

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Yahoo Widget Tea Timer for stuff like that. Plus, you can change the time to whatever you want.

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http://widgets.yahoo.com/gallery/?search=tenplustwo&x=0&y=... Given that the GTD timer is "branded," DA might have chosen to give it away and thereby generate further interest in (and good will toward) GTD. Charging $10 for a widget seems a poor (and rather unhip) marketing strategy.

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Once you decide that working from home, in a home based business and in network marketing is something that you would like to pursue, now comes the hard part...deciding which company to join. There are companies with product lines and some that provide a service. Deciding on which company to join is the hardest part.

Since there are hundreds of companies that you can join, you might want to start by doing searches on the internet to narrow down your choices. If you already have a particular line of products or service that interests you, then start your search there. You can even start a search using keywords such as; patents, publicly traded, debt-free company...etc., if those are important points that you are looking for in the company that you decide to join. Even though a company might have a patent on their product or they might be publicly traded, doesn't mean they have to be a squeaky clean company, they can have lawsuits and a bad reputation, just like any other company.

Also, if you have any family or friends that are working from home or building a business, even part-time, then consult with them and learn more about the company they are with and what the product line or services are that they are promoting. Joining the same company that your friend is with might be a great way to partner locally and build your businesses together, such as; doing booths at health fairs, targeting a particular type of business in the area to network with, starting weekly/monthly seminars or meetings locally to attract others into your business...etc.

Find the companies whose product line or services interest you the most. If you don't feel that you can get excited about introducing skin care products to others when you might have a horrible complexion, then scratch that company off your list. You must be comfortable in what you are going to introduce to others. Settle for a company whose products or services you plan to use regularly as well. As the saying goes, "you must be a product of the product".

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