en-us https://www.intensedebate.com/users/1887955 Comments by David Mount http://smartblogs.com/workforce/2010/10/28/5633/#IDComment106790921 Thanks for the quick tips, well done. I still think that Outlook is the most well rounded productivity tool. That is if you can schedule time in your inbox instead of living there. I change my default view to start in my calendar and then arrange the view to show my tasks. I love this method. I am able to view where I need to be next to what I need to do. Thanks again, David Mount @ <a href="http://www.c--ts.com" target="_blank">www.c--ts.com</a> Fri, 29 Oct 2010 19:52:42 +0000 http://smartblogs.com/workforce/2010/10/28/5633/#IDComment106790921 http://michaelhyatt.com/your-to-do-list-as-a-personal-command-center.html#IDComment103490010 I use Outlook with a sort of Franklin Planner approach. I modify the calendar arrangement to view my calendar beside my tasks. This allows me to view where I need to be next to what I need to do. I&#039;m also a Blackberry user, a very handy device. My systems works great I love sharing it and teach it to others. I have fine tuned my productivity process over the years to incorporate goal management. I want to challenge your readers to incorporate a master task list into the process to get the really big things onto a weekly, then daily task list. Thanks for the post I really enjoyed it. Mon, 11 Oct 2010 16:13:31 +0000 http://michaelhyatt.com/your-to-do-list-as-a-personal-command-center.html#IDComment103490010