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By: Steve S. Waugh

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Are you just about ready for the little one to arrive? You have gone through and make everything perfect so that the house and the room will be ready and waiting for the little one to arrive. You have safety proofed everything, went and got all of the cute baby items for the room and even put together a crib with all of the fun and exciting accessories. The whole house is clean and you are just waiting to be able to bring the new one home and start your new life with the newest addition to your family in their very own baby room that you designed and decorated.

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You take a lot of pride and diligence in your ability to enhance your room and what you have done to design a bay room. You feel inspired and invigorated by the things that you have created and you want every little thing that you do to the baby room to be just perfect for the little one when they arrive. There are so many ideas that swirl through your head that you just do not know where to start. Should you use an established theme or design one on your own. Should you use items that have been handed down to you or should you go and get your own things and ideas to make the room that much better to live in? So much to think about and so much to do; you do not where to start or how you will be able to finish.

Where To Look

There are many sources that you can use to help you to settle your ideas and confusion about baby room decorating. Look into going to the library and scanning through the design books that they have. You can look at the web for inspiration as well. Possibly go to someone else’s house and look at what they have done. The resources are out there to help you to channel your inspiration. It is a matter of being able to use those to channel all of your ideas into something that you have not had before but will love for a lifetime.

Remember that you are creating the life and feelings of the new life you will be bringing home, so take the time and make it what you want not just something in a hurry. Take the time and do what you want.

By: Adam Peters

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In 2002 productivity expert David Allen wrote the highly successful book “Getting Things Done.” His methodology for organizing every area of your life is a worldwide phenomenon and is now known simply as GTD. Some of the more notable companies that implement Allen’s principles are Google, Microsoft, Oracle and Sony. As more and more people (especially within the tech community) adopted GTD various software applications and websites began popping up all over the web. Omnifocus, Things (for iPad), Vitalist, Remember the milk and FreeGTD are just a few but Thinkingrock stands out from the pack as a robust, popular and free tool based around this model.

Thinkingrock allows users to harness the power of Allen’s 5 stages of workflow whether you are designing a website, building a car from scratch or need to get your bills in order. The user friendly interface includes a homepage that directs you to each of the relevant tasks.

Stage 1: Collect. Click this button to get everything no matter how big or small off your mind. You will see a list of your thoughts and a little plus sign icon; click this to open the editor. Type whatever has your attention and then click add (or press enter) and the new item will show on your list.

Stage 2: Process. Clicking this button will launch a wizard from which you can decide what each item in your “inbox” means and what to do about it. Is it actionable? What’s the topic? Are there next actions? There is also a place for notes, a scheduling option or you can add this item to a larger project.

Stage 3: Organize. In Thinkingrock you can access all of your actions, projects, and reference items in one convenient window. From here you can assign priorities, filter, and organize your tasks. This is the default start page when you launch the program, in other words you are taken directly to your actions list.

Stage 4: Review. Once a task has been created, then processed out of the inbox and into its appropriate category then you can review these results. You have the ability to reassign a task, delete it, complete it, schedule it, delegate it or add notes. This is the step where you make sure that you’re on the right track and that your actions list is streamlined.

Step 5: Do. This is the only step that Thinkingrock doesn’t accomplish for you. Regardless of how functional the software is you still have to actually do the actions.

Thinkingrock is designed as a personal database and has tons of features including the ability to create detailed PDF reports and a wide array of java plugins to take it even further. Thinkingrock is easy to use for anyone but if you already have GTD experience then you will find it to be a treat.

By: Kody Hackbusch

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