iPad Productivity Tool – How To Be More Productive Using An iPad

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Yay! I just got my own iPad… and to be honest, it’s the most exciting piece of equipment I’ve bought for a while. I can see SO many amazing marketing opportunities using the iPad, and soon I’ll start creating some videos about that.

But for today, I want to just share a really cool iPad app I got shown by my friend James Schramko at Internet Marketing Speed. It’s called “Things” and it helps you be more organized.

Inside the video, I show you how I use it.

Let  me know what you think ok?

Gideon Shalwick

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1 artsdio June 3, 2010 at 3:22 am

[..YouTube..] Cool stuff! But still expensive..

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2 Juho Tunkelo June 3, 2010 at 7:19 pm

That’s a really nice method you got for staying productive. I’ve got my own system but that Things app looks very useful.

Can’t wait for the iPad to land up in these parts. A trip to London to grab one may be in the cards… or something.

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3 Gideon Shalwick June 3, 2010 at 7:39 pm

There’s probably heaps of other ways of using the Things App – I’m sure my system is quite elementary compared to most people :)

So far the iPad is definitely worth it – had some doubts beforehand, but it really kicks ass.

Just keeping up to date with my YouTube subscriptions is already SO much easier. I think one of the best things of the iPad for me is it’s mobility. Like for example, if I get sick of sitting in front of the iMac, I just grab the iPad and go and play with it on the couch for a while.

Nice to give my desk chair a break from time to time ;)

Talk soon!

Gideon

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4 Primal Toad June 5, 2010 at 7:16 am

I don’t have one yet but this is what I will love about the iPad…

I now have a MAC and love it to death. By far the best investment I have made in my entire 22 years of existence.

But, I believe in the iPad and everything it has to offer. The portability is nice especially for short trips. If I am going to Chicago for the weekend to visit my bro and wish to work for an hour or 2 then I can simply bring the iPad which will take up less room and is simply easier to use.

Worth the cost but I also need to wait since I just bought my MAC :)

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5 Gideon Shalwick June 5, 2010 at 10:12 am

I am SO glad you have taken the plunge!

Not sure if I mentioned this to you, but when I switched from PC to Mac, my productivity went up about 10 times! For anything video related at least!

And for the iPad… even though it could be seen as a distraction, it’s actually helped me get focused a lot more in the last few days and I’ve been able to get quite a lot more done! So, it’s another “worth it” investment for me so far :)

All the best!

Gideon

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6 James Schramko June 3, 2010 at 9:06 pm

Here is a tip for people who have too many items to start with (lets face it too long a list can be intimidating) to work out what is really important but also more urgent.

Make a post it note for each item:
- Stick them on the wall from left to right in order or IMPORTANCE. (Right being the most important).
- Whilst doing this place the most URGENT ones higher on the wall.

Now the items at the top right are the things you should be doing first.

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7 Gideon Shalwick June 3, 2010 at 9:15 pm

Nice practical tip James – I wonder if there is an iPad app for that?
;)

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8 James June 3, 2010 at 10:57 pm
9 Gideon Shalwick June 3, 2010 at 11:12 pm

Nice – quite a lot cheaper though… hmmm

Cheers!

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10 James June 3, 2010 at 11:32 pm

If you use Things the way I do for adding stacks of notes into the projects you might consider using basecamp with an outsource team and have them action the items.

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11 Gideon Shalwick June 3, 2010 at 11:37 pm

Ah yeah great idea – I love Basecamp – I wonder if they have an iPad app – gonna look for it now…

Oh boo – basecamp is only on the iPhone still. Will just have to wait till it gets on iPad!

Cheers for the idea James!

Gideon

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12 James June 3, 2010 at 11:52 pm

Here’s what my friend Dean Hunt told me, some sites work better straight in the browser with the iPad – you don’t need the app. Basecamp is brilliant on the ipad in safari. So is Facebook. Use bookmarks and you have a speedial !

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13 artsdio June 3, 2010 at 5:22 pm

Cool stuff! But still expensive..

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14 michaeljspivey June 5, 2010 at 10:32 pm

[..YouTube..] I use SpiveyWorks Notes to keep notes that I can access from my phone, computer or an iPad. In today’s world, the information is what makes you productive and the different form-factors of the devices have to give you access to that information.

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15 michaeljspivey June 6, 2010 at 12:32 pm

I use SpiveyWorks Notes to keep notes that I can access from my phone, computer or an iPad. In today’s world, the information is what makes you productive and the different form-factors of the devices have to give you access to that information.

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16 Fran June 15, 2010 at 3:59 pm

I just couldn’t take my eyes off that cute little pink gift basket in the background!

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17 Gideon Shalwick June 15, 2010 at 9:20 pm

Hey Fran

Hehehe – yeah that was a gift from my parents for Lucy – cute teddy with some beautiful flowers!

I notice you’re giving your own blog a nice face lift – looking great so far!

You’ll meet Lucy soon :)

Gideon

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18 James July 5, 2010 at 6:24 pm

Hello, Gideon,

The idea is really neat! Yes, there are too many distractions when online! I got your point. Thank you for sharing it!

James

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19 SELVAchannel August 2, 2010 at 4:32 pm

[..YouTube..] Cool idea! I normally just write a “to do” list and have everything all mixed together with stars next to the important things. I don’t have an iPad but I’m gonna implement this on scratch paper.

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20 vihena August 3, 2010 at 2:30 am

[..YouTube..] If you have a spreadsheet program like Excel, you can do that with separate sheets too, and it’s very easy to copy/paste, and sort things by different priorities too.

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21 SELVAchannel August 3, 2010 at 6:32 am

Cool idea! I normally just write a “to do” list and have everything all mixed together with stars next to the important things. I don’t have an iPad but I’m gonna implement this on scratch paper.

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22 vihena August 3, 2010 at 4:30 pm

If you have a spreadsheet program like Excel, you can do that with separate sheets too, and it’s very easy to copy/paste, and sort things by different priorities too.

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23 PeterPandoraMagic August 4, 2010 at 4:10 pm

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29 PeterPandoraMagic August 5, 2010 at 6:10 am

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35 PeterPandoraMagic August 5, 2010 at 6:10 am

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36 PeterPandoraMagic August 5, 2010 at 6:10 am

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64 sherph66 August 10, 2010 at 12:46 pm

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65 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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66 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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67 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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68 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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69 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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70 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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71 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow.  :)

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72 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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73 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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74 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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75 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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76 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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77 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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78 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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79 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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80 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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81 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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82 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :) 

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83 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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84 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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85 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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86 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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87 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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88 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options.  Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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89 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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90 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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91 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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92 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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93 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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94 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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95 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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96 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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97 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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98 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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99 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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100 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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101 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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102 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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103 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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104 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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105 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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106 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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107 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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108 sherph66 August 11, 2010 at 2:46 am

Gideon, I appreciate the fact that you give options. Instead of just promoting the high ticket item, iPad, you also promote the use of old-fashioned methods (note pads and pens), which are great for the individual with less cash flow. :)

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109 damayanthiJ August 11, 2010 at 3:58 am

[..YouTube..] Valuable information Gideon, thanks for sharing :)

Damayanthi

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110 damayanthiJ August 11, 2010 at 5:58 pm

Valuable information Gideon, thanks for sharing :)

Damayanthi

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111 damayanthiJ August 11, 2010 at 5:58 pm

Valuable information Gideon, thanks for sharing :)

Damayanthi

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112 damayanthiJ August 11, 2010 at 5:58 pm

Valuable information Gideon, thanks for sharing :)

Damayanthi

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113 damayanthiJ August 11, 2010 at 5:58 pm

Valuable information Gideon, thanks for sharing :)

Damayanthi

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114 damayanthiJ August 11, 2010 at 5:58 pm

Valuable information Gideon, thanks for sharing :)

Damayanthi

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115 damayanthiJ August 11, 2010 at 5:58 pm

Valuable information Gideon, thanks for sharing :)

Damayanthi

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116 damayanthiJ August 11, 2010 at 5:58 pm

Valuable information Gideon, thanks for sharing :)

Damayanthi

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117 damayanthiJ August 11, 2010 at 5:58 pm

Valuable information Gideon, thanks for sharing :)

Damayanthi

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118 TravelDebtFree August 12, 2010 at 11:04 am

[..YouTube..] Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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119 SpaMarketing August 12, 2010 at 8:43 pm

[..YouTube..] Thanks Gideon… going to get this app. Like you many projects on the go.
Cheers

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120 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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121 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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122 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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123 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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124 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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125 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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126 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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127 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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128 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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129 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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130 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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131 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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132 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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133 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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134 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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135 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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136 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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137 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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138 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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139 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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140 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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141 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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142 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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143 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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144 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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145 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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146 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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147 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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148 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion.  Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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149 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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150 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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151 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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152 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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153 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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154 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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155 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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156 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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157 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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158 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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159 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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160 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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161 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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162 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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163 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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164 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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165 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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166 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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167 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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168 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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169 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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170 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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171 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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172 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity.  Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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173 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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174 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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175 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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176 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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177 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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178 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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179 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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180 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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181 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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182 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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183 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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184 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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185 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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186 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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187 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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188 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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189 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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190 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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191 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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192 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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193 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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194 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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195 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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196 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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197 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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198 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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199 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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200 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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201 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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202 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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203 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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204 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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205 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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206 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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207 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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208 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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209 TravelDebtFree August 13, 2010 at 1:04 am

Hey Gideon, great tip aside from your pad and paper suggestion. Retranscribing list items is a wasteful activity. Unless you write something once, I always suggest to my clients they are better off using electronic means to manipulate data (just like your IPad app does). For your suggestion I have put together a simple Excel spreadsheet that your subscribers can download from Google Docs. I can’t post the link here, so anyone can send me a message my inbox to get access to it . Cheers, Patch

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210 SpaMarketing August 13, 2010 at 10:43 am

Thanks Gideon… going to get this app. Like you many projects on the go.
Cheers

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211 SpaMarketing August 13, 2010 at 10:43 am

Thanks Gideon… going to get this app. Like you many projects on the go.
Cheers

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212 SpaMarketing August 13, 2010 at 10:43 am

Thanks Gideon… going to get this app. Like you many projects on the go.
Cheers

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213 SpaMarketing August 13, 2010 at 10:43 am

Thanks Gideon… going to get this app. Like you many projects on the go.
Cheers

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214 SpaMarketing August 13, 2010 at 10:43 am

Thanks Gideon… going to get this app. Like you many projects on the go.
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215 SpaMarketing August 13, 2010 at 10:43 am

Thanks Gideon… going to get this app. Like you many projects on the go.
Cheers

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216 SpaMarketing August 13, 2010 at 10:43 am

Thanks Gideon… going to get this app. Like you many projects on the go.
Cheers

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217 SpaMarketing August 13, 2010 at 10:43 am

Thanks Gideon… going to get this app. Like you many projects on the go.
Cheers

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218 SpaMarketing August 13, 2010 at 10:43 am

Thanks Gideon… going to get this app. Like you many projects on the go.
Cheers

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219 SpaMarketing August 13, 2010 at 10:43 am

Thanks Gideon… going to get this app. Like you many projects on the go.
Cheers

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220 SpaMarketing August 13, 2010 at 10:43 am

Thanks Gideon… going to get this app. Like you many projects on the go.
Cheers

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221 SpaMarketing August 13, 2010 at 10:43 am

Thanks Gideon… going to get this app. Like you many projects on the go.
Cheers

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222 SpaMarketing August 13, 2010 at 10:43 am

Thanks Gideon… going to get this app. Like you many projects on the go.
Cheers

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223 SpaMarketing August 13, 2010 at 10:43 am

Thanks Gideon… going to get this app. Like you many projects on the go.
Cheers

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224 SpaMarketing August 13, 2010 at 10:43 am

Thanks Gideon… going to get this app. Like you many projects on the go.
Cheers

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225 07231959942 August 14, 2010 at 11:25 am

[..YouTube..] Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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226 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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227 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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228 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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229 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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230 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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231 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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232 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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233 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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234 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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235 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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236 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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237 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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238 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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239 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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240 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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241 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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242 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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243 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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244 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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245 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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246 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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247 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online!  Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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248 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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249 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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250 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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251 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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252 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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253 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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254 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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255 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon!  I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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256 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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257 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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258 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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259 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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260 07231959942 August 15, 2010 at 1:25 am

Thanks Gideon! I would so agree there are soooo many distractions when you are working online! Thanks for the tip to keep me single eyed and steadily working on my passion!

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261 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 5:14 am

[..YouTube..] Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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262 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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263 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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264 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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265 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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266 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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267 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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268 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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269 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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270 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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271 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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272 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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273 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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274 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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275 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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276 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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277 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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278 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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279 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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280 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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281 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting  down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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282 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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283 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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284 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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285 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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286 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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287 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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288 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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289 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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290 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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291 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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292 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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293 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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294 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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295 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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296 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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297 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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298 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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299 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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300 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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301 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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302 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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303 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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304 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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305 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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306 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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307 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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308 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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309 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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310 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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311 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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312 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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313 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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314 PNWHockey August 16, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Distractions are my main bug-a-boo. I always need something to keep me on task. Jotting down my tasks for the following day before bed usually helps. When I don’t have a list, I have no direction.

Excellent tips … Thanks for sharing and reinforcing a tactic that works well.

Best regards,

John Fisher
Portland, Oregon

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315 mholanzi August 17, 2010 at 4:26 pm

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316 CandlesBook August 17, 2010 at 7:04 pm

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317 mholanzi August 18, 2010 at 6:26 am

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338 CandlesBook August 18, 2010 at 9:04 am

Great advice Gideon! I’m been trying to centralize all my todo’s that are starring at me with big buldgy eyes from my multi projects. No great success, so I’ll put your method to work as soon as tonight! :-) Thanks for the tip!
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339 CandlesBook August 18, 2010 at 9:04 am

Great advice Gideon! I’m been trying to centralize all my todo’s that are starring at me with big buldgy eyes from my multi projects. No great success, so I’ll put your method to work as soon as tonight! :-) Thanks for the tip!
Janice

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340 CandlesBook August 18, 2010 at 9:04 am

Great advice Gideon! I’m been trying to centralize all my todo’s that are starring at me with big buldgy eyes from my multi projects. No great success, so I’ll put your method to work as soon as tonight! :-) Thanks for the tip!
Janice

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341 CandlesBook August 18, 2010 at 9:04 am

Great advice Gideon! I’m been trying to centralize all my todo’s that are starring at me with big buldgy eyes from my multi projects. No great success, so I’ll put your method to work as soon as tonight! :-) Thanks for the tip!
Janice

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342 CandlesBook August 18, 2010 at 9:04 am

Great advice Gideon! I’m been trying to centralize all my todo’s that are starring at me with big buldgy eyes from my multi projects. No great success, so I’ll put your method to work as soon as tonight! :-) Thanks for the tip!
Janice

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343 CandlesBook August 18, 2010 at 9:04 am

Great advice Gideon! I’m been trying to centralize all my todo’s that are starring at me with big buldgy eyes from my multi projects. No great success, so I’ll put your method to work as soon as tonight! :-) Thanks for the tip!
Janice

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344 CandlesBook August 18, 2010 at 9:04 am

Great advice Gideon! I’m been trying to centralize all my todo’s that are starring at me with big buldgy eyes from my multi projects. No great success, so I’ll put your method to work as soon as tonight! :-) Thanks for the tip!
Janice

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345 CandlesBook August 18, 2010 at 9:04 am

Great advice Gideon! I’m been trying to centralize all my todo’s that are starring at me with big buldgy eyes from my multi projects. No great success, so I’ll put your method to work as soon as tonight! :-) Thanks for the tip!
Janice

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346 CandlesBook August 18, 2010 at 9:04 am

Great advice Gideon! I’m been trying to centralize all my todo’s that are starring at me with big buldgy eyes from my multi projects. No great success, so I’ll put your method to work as soon as tonight! :-) Thanks for the tip!
Janice

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347 CandlesBook August 18, 2010 at 9:04 am

Great advice Gideon! I’m been trying to centralize all my todo’s that are starring at me with big buldgy eyes from my multi projects. No great success, so I’ll put your method to work as soon as tonight! :-) Thanks for the tip!
Janice

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348 CandlesBook August 18, 2010 at 9:04 am