This post is inspired by the Life­hacker arti­cle on Get­ting Things Done Explained to Stu­dents. I’ve men­tioned Get­ting Things Done (or GTD) many times in the past. Many of you prob­a­bly know what it is already. Some of you prob­a­bly use it as a way to orga­nize your life. But whether you are a GTD “addict”, novice or just plain harassed and you want to put some orga­ni­za­tion in your life, this arti­cle is for you.

I just love this arti­cle. Read it and learn why.

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Life­spy has got a lot of short arti­cles on tips and other stuff. This is one of them. Have you ever won­dered why some things you think are com­mon­sense you real­ize is not really “com­mon” at all? Here are “com­mon­sense” tips on using the phone:

17 Ways to Kill Common Distractions">

With all the noise from the Inter­net, our com­put­ers and our envi­ron­ment, it is dif­fi­cult to focus even for 10 min­utes straight. I’ve started using the Pomodoro Tech­nique and it has helped me tremen­dously, but there are still a lot of dis­trac­tions, mostly com­ing from tech­nol­ogy itself. Tech­nol­ogy (and the inter­net) is the bane and boon of humanity.

Our office work­space is a cru­cial aspect of our lives. If we stay at least 8 hours in our office, that means we spend 1/3 of our lives at work!

We want to have as great and as com­fort­able a work­space then so we can make the most out of it.