Getting Things Done in Academia/Ministry

• Matt Might: Productivity Hints, Tips, Tricks, and Hacks for Academics
• Mike Kaspari: Getting Things Done in Academia (check out the archives on this one)
• Eight reality checks for new grad students
• How much [reading] is Enough? On climbing the reprint pile
• Five reasons to read broadly and why you should
• Personal Organizational Styles and "Getting Things Done"
• Kerry Macgruder: "Digital Paperless Workflow" A great how-to guide
• John Janovy Jr., "Outwitting College Professors: A Practical Guide to Secrets of the System"
• For the Preacher Who Still Wears Ties and Suits: Building a Men's Wardrobe from the Ground Up
• Multimedia Design in Preaching and Adult Biblical Education
• Twitter vs. Getting in the Productivity Flow
• Leadership Coaching with Mark Driscoll
• Michael Hyatt, "Why I Hope to Die Empty"
• John Starke, "How to write a great book review"
• Dan Reid, "How to write a book review"
• Jason Shafer: "Sente and Scrivener Integration"
• Prof Hacker: "How to hack your library's catalog: RSS and SMS"
• Prof Hacker: "Keeping up with journals"
• Turkel and MacEachern: "The Programming Historian"
• Prof Hacker: "How to turn any webpage into an RSS feed"
• Feed43: covert any webpage to an RSS feed
• Anastasia Salter, "Keeping a Tenure Box"
• ProfHacker: "Does your workflow still match your life?"
• ProfHacker: "What's your daily routine?"
• Profhacker: "GTD Contexts and Academic Work"
• Profhacker: "An Open Letter to New Graduate (PhD) Students"
• Profhacker: "On Conference Travel (Part One)"
• Profhacker: "On Conference Travel (Part Two)"
• Mike Kaspari "7 Steps toward making headway on that manuscript"
• AoM: "Ace those Exams"
• Chronicle: "Creating your own E-Book"