I discovered this site that lets you send scheduled messages by Email, SMS or via most Social Networks. It also lets you import your friends from Facebook and can email you birthday reminders! Best of all, there is no limit as to how many SMS messages you can send.

Connect with people wherever they are! Email, SMS and Social Network messages sent at a time you choose.

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The personal productivity niche on the Web has grown by leaps and bounds since Lifehack launched only a few years ago. While a few sites dominate the rankings, there are lots and lots of lesser-known sites that are as good or even better than the A-list? productivity blogs. Most of them are solo operations ' the GTD newbie documenting his or her

If you want a “different” look at GTD and productivity, and something that’s kind of a parody as well, check out Effing The Dog (or EffTD for short, pronounced FTD) at http://www.effingthedog.com. The…

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The number of people whose work is touched by the internet these days is hard to imagine. Many of us have been working full-time online for a while, but for the vast majority of people online today that's not the case. Here at RWW we communicate with people with a wide range of experience working online every day.

I put my phone number on my personal blog, and I write for the 11th most linked to blog on the web. I get maybe 3 unwanted phone calls a week as a result. That means that just about anyone else should be able to put their phone number and IM on…

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The following software supports Getting Things Done (GTD) on many platforms.

These have been suggested or advertised as GTD apps but DO NOT meet our basic GTD capability criteria. We do not recommend them for GTD-like time management for the reasons given below. We monitor these products for changes. See a mistake? We…

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Some obvious, and some not so obvious, hints to keep your email in check.

Many of us are obliged to join up to mailing lists for social or work or family reasons, even though most of the messages are irrelevant to us — for example, a list for planning an annual event in which you play some small part. Resigning…

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RSS is a big deal, as anyone who’s subscribed to even a few feeds probably knows. Once you get past just a few feeds, though, it can quickly get overwhelming. RSS can leave you feeling inadequate, brain-dead and uninspired.

I recently started using http://www.shyftr.com for feed reading. It is similar to fav.or.it, but more demanding geeks will prefer shyftr. I am trying to take as many tasks off of my desktop as possible, so I can access as much as possible, from as…

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On Tuesday we put out our call for the best applications that help you practice the Getting Things Done productivity system, and from a mighty list of viable contenders, we've taken your votes and determined the five most popular of the bunch. Your choices span a wide range -you'll be surprised by some of the tools many of your peers are using

will there be one integrated solution w/ palm? or is palm dead? by GlennA at 10:44 AM Reply by Email * Actually, I think the best/simplest thing is the RTM Gmail task list extension for Firefox. Using RTM itself tends to be just a little more…

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GTDInbox is an addon for Firefox that transforms Gmail into a powerhouse of productivity and manageability. GTDInbox gives you a better inbox.

Multi-task in Gmail by starting searches and looking up related items in a new window, e.g. to see historic dialogue with the sender of a recent email. Previewing emails from the Inbox is as simple as a right click. Or perhaps you'd like…

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1. iGTD. While all the apps below are great, this is my personal favorite. It’s simple, and you can add tasks and other items very quickly through Quicksilver (my all-time favorite app) or other methods. It’s easy…

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