2025 Update: While there is some historical benefit in keeping this post alive, to document my journey, many things changed here. If you want to know the latest series on this blog – and there are quite a lot – browse to the bottom.

In the last (almost) 100 days, since I started this blog, I realized I wrote stuff following several patterns. Some of them were assumed, like the fact that this blog is – primarily – about GTD and productivity, some of them just emerged from the blogging activity itself.

It’s very interesting to see how the blog content was actually formed, how it was gathered, organized and published. It’s like an evolving mirror of yourself. Some of the things you do are obvious, some of them not, but the whole picture is starting to appear from all those little pieces.

Two of the series I started in this blog are now promoted to the rank of the meta-categories. They belong to standard blog categories, but also formed their own meta-category, which wasn’t there at the beginning, and for which I don’t feel the urge to add a new standard category. Instead, I will place them on the link bar above.

Maybe you noticed that I have two new links: GTD Tips, and Habit interruption. Those are the things that naturally emerged from the blogging activity, and I think they are forming a pattern for what I blog about, and why.

The GTD tips are small bits and pieces that I find almost without looking, while researching for my perfect GTD setup. They’re easy to identify, easy to put together and easy to remember. And putting them together increases the clarity of the entire approach towards productivity.

As for the habit interruption series, I’m still at the beginning and I don’t know yet how it will unfold. For now, I can only tell you that I discovered how important habit interruption is. Forming new habits is great, but without a proper approach to get rid of the toxic, or unhealthy habits, well, we’re stuck in a dangerous place.

Enjoy!

Blog Series: 2025 Update

• 7 Things I Learned From My Daughter – Every anniversary, since she was 1 until she was 7, I wrote a small reminder. Here are all, grouped.
• Learning To Play The Guitar – I recently started to to play the guitar. These series show my progress, and some of my breakthroughs.
• The Assess – Decide – Do Framework – One of the cornerstones of these blog content (and my own life).
• Maps and Diagrams – There’s something about maps and diagrams that convey content in an instantly recognizable pattern.
• Monday Moving Forward – One of the most comprehensive series (almost 20 posts) with actionable tips for unblocking your timeline.