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What Is Todoodlist?
Todoodlist is an adventure. Todoodlist, an eBook written by Nick Cernis (see www.putthingsoff.com), is an adventure into a person's life when they are stranded without the most important of organizational equipment - their PDA.
Todoodlist is written in a very light-hearted and entertaining way. You will learn how to increase your productivity through reducing your dependence on technology and you basically learn how to simplify your life in a way that will make sure you never want to look back.
Reading through Todoodlist you realise that simplicity isn't just something we appear to have long forgotten due to products such as the iPhone and the Blackberry; it is a lost art that was hidden in the archives until Cernis dusted it off and restored it to a new following.
And yes, I am one of the "new following" I have just mentioned. Todoodlist really has changed the way I work. I am more productive now and grateful for it.
I have a strong dislike for anything attempting to teach me about productivity but Todoodlist is a productivity eBook for those, like me, who are almost sick at the slightest mention of actually doing more work when it often seems there's not enough hours in the day already!
Light-hearted, filled with pictures, funny stories and even then, the true beauty of Todoodlist is in it's simplicity.
I would highly recommend spending that $14 on Todoodlist . I can assure you, it is a worthwhile investment.
Todoodlist is written in a very light-hearted and entertaining way. You will learn how to increase your productivity through reducing your dependence on technology and you basically learn how to simplify your life in a way that will make sure you never want to look back.
Reading through Todoodlist you realise that simplicity isn't just something we appear to have long forgotten due to products such as the iPhone and the Blackberry; it is a lost art that was hidden in the archives until Cernis dusted it off and restored it to a new following.
And yes, I am one of the "new following" I have just mentioned. Todoodlist really has changed the way I work. I am more productive now and grateful for it.
I have a strong dislike for anything attempting to teach me about productivity but Todoodlist is a productivity eBook for those, like me, who are almost sick at the slightest mention of actually doing more work when it often seems there's not enough hours in the day already!
Light-hearted, filled with pictures, funny stories and even then, the true beauty of Todoodlist is in it's simplicity.
I would highly recommend spending that $14 on Todoodlist . I can assure you, it is a worthwhile investment.
What's This Todoodlist All About?
And Who Is Nick Cernis?
All will be revealed in the following contents...
Is It Worth $14?
My answer; most definitely.
I'll be honest, Todoodlist changed the way I think. No longer do I break out into a sweat when I have ideas but am nowhere near my laptop.
I've returned to the times where I used to enjoy writing ideas on virtually anything. The times when I used to doodle on napkins so that I wouldn't forget an image. The times before I became so attached to the technology I told myself I needed.
$14 was a measly price to pay to make my life so much simpler. This eBook isn't all about using pencils and paper (It involves "Zen Kittens" and bananas too!). It delves so much deeper into reducing the complexities we impose on our own lives due to technology.
For someone who loves technology as much as I do, it is kind of hard to admit but I enjoyed reading through this eBook and I am grateful that Nick Cernis decided to write it.
The amount of time and effort Todoodlist has saved me, and will continue to save me through the implementation of the methods he writes about is phenomenal and makes it well worth that $14.
Or click here to find out a little more!
I'll be honest, Todoodlist changed the way I think. No longer do I break out into a sweat when I have ideas but am nowhere near my laptop.
I've returned to the times where I used to enjoy writing ideas on virtually anything. The times when I used to doodle on napkins so that I wouldn't forget an image. The times before I became so attached to the technology I told myself I needed.
$14 was a measly price to pay to make my life so much simpler. This eBook isn't all about using pencils and paper (It involves "Zen Kittens" and bananas too!). It delves so much deeper into reducing the complexities we impose on our own lives due to technology.
For someone who loves technology as much as I do, it is kind of hard to admit but I enjoyed reading through this eBook and I am grateful that Nick Cernis decided to write it.
The amount of time and effort Todoodlist has saved me, and will continue to save me through the implementation of the methods he writes about is phenomenal and makes it well worth that $14.
Or click here to find out a little more!
Who Is Nick Cernis?
Nick Cernis is a web developer from West Yorkshire, UK. Through his productivity and technology blog "Put Things Off" and his eBook Todoodlist he helps to increase people's productivity in a way packed with wit and creativity.
Procrastination was the demon that forced Nick to finally get to work on pursuing his dreams in 2007. After quitting his job he embarked on his mission to begin "travelling, writing and making the most of life".
He also runs a web development business with his partner at Goburo.
Read Nick's full "about me" here.
Procrastination was the demon that forced Nick to finally get to work on pursuing his dreams in 2007. After quitting his job he embarked on his mission to begin "travelling, writing and making the most of life".
He also runs a web development business with his partner at Goburo.
Read Nick's full "about me" here.
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The Most Important Thing Is...
To buy Todoodlist today! You won't be disappointed.
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- chefkeem chefkeem Nov 10, 2008 @ 11:20 am
- To doo, or not to doo? That's my question every morning... :) 5*s
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- JaguarJulie JaguarJulie Aug 24, 2008 @ 9:25 am
- Hmmm, Todoodlist is definitely catchy for a title -- before I clicked through to learn more, I was think hey, to do list ... but what about 'od' -- howz that figure into the equation? Like Brenda, I wants to know more! Hmmm again -- $14 maybe to get it? 5***** and good luck on LOTD.
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- clouda9 clouda9 Jul 20, 2008 @ 6:56 pm
- Great information, I cannot wait to get into reading my copy. Very timely, especially if you read my latest post at oncloud9.squidtop.com! Thanks for sharing!
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- Treasures-By-Brenda Treasures-By-Brenda Jul 20, 2008 @ 8:37 am
- Interesting lens, catchy title. Do you know how the title came about?
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