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Archive for March, 2010

T4T: Talk vs Text

March 25th, 2010 Nahyan 26 comments

T4T = Tools for Time (Management)

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1) Becoming Ultra-Productivewww.UntangleYourTime.com

2) Comment - Are you more of a TEXT or a TALKER?

+ Feel free to share a story or lesson you got from this

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T4T where youre at?

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T4T: where you at?

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RE: Response

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RE: T4T:where you at?

March 20th, 2010 Nahyan 6 comments

RE: = Response Video

This is the first of T4T response videos, elaborating on points from the original video as well as learning from your comments


The Revenge of Prophet Yusuf

March 10th, 2010 Nahyan 15 comments

Check it out:

  • A common lesson from unique teachers :P
  • How to make revenge meaningful
  • Forgiveness = Bigger person
  • The amazingness of Prophet Yusuf (peace be upon him)

Comment: If you plan to be the bigger person in your next conflict,

say “YES below :)

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Excellent Tafseer Surah Yusuf with Shaykh Yasir Qadhi:
http://bit.ly/akqBlR
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Microwave Tips: Desktop CleanUp

March 10th, 2010 Nahyan No comments

Microwave Tips = Quick Tips on Time Management; learn fast and implement immediately.

[Read Time >> 45 seconds]

What’s on your computer desktop?

Desktop CleanUp

Desktop CleanUp

Few folders and icons or a mess.

I for one usually had a messy computer desktop,that people see and go “woo…”

So here are 3 things that can be done about it:

1 – How do things get there?

  • Do you put everything there because you “may” need it someday?
  • Is that where all downloaded files go?
  • You think it makes you look important :P

2 – Temporary solution

  • Create a folder that just says “Desktop Stuff” so whatever your reasoning is, you can still use it in the folder
  • Create a folder saying “NOW” in case your current projects and tasks clog it up

3 – Resolve for good

  • Send things to their place from the beginning; when installing, downloading, saving
  • Have a separate place for downloaded files, so they skip your desktop
  • Delete – Delete – Delete; sometimes I dig deep into my computer and some junk makes me think “what was I thinking?” – so get rid of the junk and think twice before putting more in there.

Bonus: On Windows and there’s a way to put icons into the bottom toolbar thingy, so keep the commonly used icons there.

Done