I often get questions about how to get started with GTD. If you never heard of GTD before, Google the phrase “Getting Things Done by David Allen”. Go ahead, read about GTD and I’ll be here when you’re ready.

While you performed that search, you probably saw links to articles on how to get started with GTD. Ok, I’m really late into the game. I can find a lot of detailed materials on how to GTD on the internet.

I know Google Page Rank is no longer a true barometer of how your blog is “performing” in the blogsphere. Google have said themselves that we should not use Page Rank to measure our blog’s performance.

I recently came across the 501 etymology and I thought of borrowing the concept over to productivity; thus, The 501 Productivity.

The phrase “5:01 developer” was coined to describe a “developer who bolts out the door at 1 minute past 5pm.”.

We’ve worked with these people – when the clock strikes at the 5:00 PM mark, they’re gone for the day.

“Preemptive multitasking involves the use of an interrupt mechanism which suspends the currently executing process and invokes a scheduler to determine which process should execute next. Therefore all processes will get some amount of CPU time at any given time.”