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Check out this video of David Allen talking about his office/workspace:

http://lifehacker.com/5138412/take-a-tour-of-david-allens-office

One thing that I notice is how organized his office is (to be expected) and how he relies on paper a pen quite a bit. I have tried to eliminate paper completely. I am relying on electronic tools - iPhone, Evernote, etc. for collections, processing and archiving of information. It does make me thing that I should consider where do I include paper/pen effectively in my work flow.

Thoughts?

I really enjoyed this article. Good read if you want to look at yourself and your focus.

http://indiandinosaurs.blogspot.com/2009/01/you-can-do-anything-but-not-...

Wow one million phones! Read about it via the link below:

[From Apple sells 1 million iPhones, 10m app downloads | 9 to 5 Mac]

Other thoughts about my 3G iPhone adventures since Friday:

• Got in line around 6:40 am Friday for the 3G iPhone purchase. Walked out the door with a working 3G iPhone around 10:30am and a non activated 1st gen iPhone for my Wife. Wasn't able to activate her phone at home till around 4pm due to the iTunes activation issues. I then restored her iPhone to the official 2.0 firmware without restoring data so she had a fresh phone to start. She loves it BTW!

I am not a Basecamp user (yet), but this iphone app may make Basecamp more inviting to me. Something to check out at least.

[From Outpost to manage your Basecamp projects from iPhone - The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)]

Everyone has there own methods for processing email. I prefer to start with Inbox Zero. You can learn all about Inbox Zero at http://www.43folders.com/izero.

In addition to Inbox Zero, I have adopted a few techniques that work for both personal and work email.