I recently had an article published in the Trinidad Newsday that was reprinted on the Guardian Life of the Caribbean website. It deals with a popular mis-conception we have in the region, that time management skills are something people are born with, rather than develop over time.
CaribHR.Radio and BusinessSuiteToday
Last year at this time, I was just starting out on my journey in radio — without a clue as to what I was doing.
I often think that I still don’t have a clue, but it appears that out there somewhere people are listening.
CaribHR.Radio, my biweekly program for HR practitioners across the region, has had almost 2000 listeners so far — in about 6 programmes. Click here to link to past shows archived at http://radio.caribhrforum.com
Also, tonight I resume my hosting of BusinessSuiteToday on Bess100FM here in Jamaica — it can be heard online from anywhere in the world from 5-7pm (but my segment starts at 6pm) — click here to tune in on Thursday nights.
For past episodes, visit this link which will take you to the Businessuite page.
It’s been enjoyable so far, but radio does have its scary moments when nothing seems to be working as it should! The technology is more than a little daunting, but when it works, it’s a bit magical.
Rotary Club Speech
I recently appeared at a Rotary Club Luncheon to speak about time management 2.0, and outlined some of the latest developments in the field here in Jamaica. Click on the player below to hear the speech, or if that’s not working, try clicking here to be taken to my podcast broadcaster.
TVJ Appearance on Jamaican Productivity
After the Gleaner article mentioned in a prior post, – Why Jamaicans Have to Migrate to Become Productive – I was asked by TVJ to come on their morning show to discuss the ideas mentioned. Here is the interview that took places just before Christmas.
Why Jamaicans Have to Migrate to Become Productive
I was a bit taken aback by the title they chose for this article at the Jamaican Sunday Gleaner, but it did serve its purpose and stirred up a some conversation about the topic at the Gleaner website, and also on Facebook.
The article can be found here: http://jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/20101205/business/business8.html
Snow White and the Many Dwarves
This is the link to my November 2010 FirstCuts article, Snow White and the Many Dwarves.
I’d love to hear what you think — let me know in the comments below. I have a feeling that many of my readers know a few Snow Whites, and lots of Dwarves… but let’s see!
FirstCuts 35 – Snow White and the Many Dwarves
A morning interview on TVJ
This interview was short and pretty funny — due to the fun attitude of the hosts. During the interview, there was a particularly hilarious, unscripted moment that demonstrated the topic of the day – information overload.
There was a radio interview later that night on the same topic that was also quite interesting, featuring a psychologist, an activist and a journalist… Click on this link at the 2Time website to be taken to my Audios page — look for the interview on Information Overload.
Let me know what you think of the interview!
Video: A Recent Speech at CaribizTech
I recently gave a speech at a conference here in Jamaica, giving the reasons why I am following an unusual approach to selecting a Smartphone. Here is the 33 minute video.
Let me know what you think of these ideas below.
Recordings from CaribHR.Radio
Recently over at CaribHRForum, I launched a new service — CaribHR.Radio.
It’s a free radio broadcast that is shared via internet, and it goes out to all Human Resource Professionals in the region.
As you can imagine, it’s the first of it’s kind, but the good news is that all the recordings are archived and can be heard at the following link: http://radio.caribhrforum.com
A New Edgy Report
I just wrote, recorded and video’d a new Special Report related to the latest thinking on personal productivity. The 22 page document is called “8 Edgy Ideas from Time Management 2.0” and it’s available as a free download from my website: http://www.2time-sys.com/2010/10/06/a-new-special-report/
Also, there is are free multimedia recordings on the Audio page, and the Video page. (The latter is a short introduction.)
Take your time, and let me know what you think in the comments on the information page.