Today I finished migrating my data into eProductivity. The system is now ready for the heavy duty stuff. Interesting enough a first productivity observation is already there: so far I managed my inbox to empty every 24 – 48 hours, now with eProductivity installed my inbox is virtually empty continuously. As Today was a day in the office I don’t expect the days I will be on the road to have it empty continuously, but I would not be surprised to easily make an empty inbox every 4 to 8 hours.
It is such a natural habit with eProductivity to immediately think what to do with an email. What’s the next action, can I handle it within 2 minutes I will do it, can’t be done in 2 minutes: with a couple of clicks it is an action within the proper context connected to the right project. And Eric even embedded a two minute timer in eProductivity!

Tomorrow will be a different day, more on the road and more meetings, so we’ll see how eProductivity behaves. Or better said, we’ll see how I can manage my day effectively with help of eProductivity. At least I have for one of the meetings a clear @agendas list for the person I am going to meet.
eProductivity experiences – day 2 – #gtd
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http://www.EricMackOnline.com Eric Mack
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http://interfacematters.com Chris Blatnick
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http://www.davidco.com David Allen
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