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We are living in the information age. The amount of information stored, transfered, and processed is growing at a staggering rate. From the common megabyte to the mind-boggling yottabyte, this infographic serves as a guide to understanding the world of bytes! Via Lauren Moss 
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Beth Kanter's curator insight,
December 16, 2013 3:01 PM
I just discovered that one of the better curators is also a manual list maker. That is - not using the online tools to make to do lists, but writing it out on paper. I found that doing too much of my work online line - with hands on the keyboard and eyes on the monitor gets me into a distracted space. But, when I write down a list or the bullet points as this method points out. I'm all of sudden more focused! 
Sue Rizzello's curator insight,
December 18, 2013 12:48 PM
In the beginning there was paper. In between the to do list systems and GTD platforms, there was paper. All the productive people I meet have a strong affinity with paper lists and systems, even if they play fast and loose on occasion with Evernote et al. Could this chap have the answer? Well, I will give it a try, why don't you too. We have nothing to lose but the chaos. |
