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By: fwade_mtd

fwade_mtd — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 14:54:32 +0000

Nancy — it looks as if you are on the page to register for MyTimeDesign 1.0.Free.

To register for the 2.0.Professional product, visit: http://2time-sys.com/amember/signup.php

Let me know if this works –BTW, the Early-Bird registration is no longer available.

By: Nancy

Nancy — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 19:47:18 +0000

started to register, but page did not come up with Early Bird price or application. Please advise.

By: fwade_mtd

fwade_mtd — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 16:13:00 +0000

Thanks Ronald — that was next to the kitchen! I was on vacation at the time and my options were limited with respect to the lighting.

Glad to hear that my accent was no an impediment.

I can’t imagine watching all 20 at once… maybe I should give some advice on how to watch them? Maybe 4-5 per session, as it’s tough to take in all at once.

Much appreciated! (I visited Austria – Kitzbuhl – a few years ago, a couple times. Loved the people I met.. I also visited Salsburg.)

By: Ronald Hell

Ronald Hell — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 14:00:42 +0000

Hi Francis, I worked through the 20 vids. Regarding the content – changing habits requirement – I do not yet have enough knowledge and experience to leave a professional comment. At some ideas I think there is some overacademic issues, at others I think you are definitely right. The vids – I would care of the background – it seems you are sitting in a kitchen – not, not good. Although English is not may mother language, I am Austrian, I could understand your speech quite well. What is boring, if someone looks at all 20 vids in one session – 20 times to hear your introduction. I have no solution, maybe shorter?
Best Regards
Ronald

By: fwade_mtd

fwade_mtd — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 20:46:39 +0000

Karen,

You have the right spirit!

There are actually 7 Essential Fundamentals and 4 Advanced Fundamentals, as I think you realize by now (I wanted to clarify this for any others that might be reading.)

Coming up with your own fundamentals is a _great_ exercise that seems to have gotten you some insights. Most of us for example, practice some fundamentals in hygiene when we brush our teeth, floss, etc. each day. When practiced together, they produce an interesting result.

Away from the fundamentals, I complete a set of habits each morning that I track using a “Habit Tracker.” When practiced together, they keep me on track for the day. It changes over time, depending on what I want to include, and luckily, some have become automatic.

Unfortunately, most people aren’t interested in “practicing the fundamentals” — getting a quick fix is much more appealing!!!

By: Karen

Karen — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 23:32:57 +0000

I enjoyed the information in the videos, and after watching them spent some time reading articles. The main thing that confused me, for quite some time, is that in one of the early videos you mention there are SIX fundamentals, but not what they are. It is considerably later that you explain there are ELEVEN and what they are. I had myself quite convinced that I had to decide what my own six fundamentals would be…. which turned out to be a useful exercise in its own right. What I came up with was a series of routine actions, that if performed close together while I was in one location (for example, in the kitchen making morning coffee), greatly improved the flow of the day. I guess that is part of “scheduling” but it seems to be a bit more than just that. I dunno. It’s not like you have anything else to think about!

By: fwade_mtd

fwade_mtd — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 23:09:39 +0000

We just enabled the comments field because we’d love to hear what you think about the top 10 FAQ and top 10 SAQ videos!