Re: Beezy - A Personal Productivity System for PalmOS

Dear Dwight
Thank you for the kind words. I would like to tell you that I have been a user of "Tree Style Organization" software since my first smartphone, a Treo 270.
Once I got into the process of adding and adding tasks and projects I have realized that I had the best "Plan" but nothing was executed.
"Tree Style Organization" software is fine when you have 25 tasks. What happens if you have 100?
I have never managed to do a weekly review with 300 tasks.

I have changed two Treos (palm) and I had tasks added while using the first one. I had tasks and projects dated for two years.
"Beezy" previously named HighAchiever was designed after long "fight"
Beezy emerged as a new tool (productivity system) that will help you keep on tasks, remain focused on long and short term goals.
The main principles are 
 - Plan the Day
 - Keep the focus on today tasks
 - Be versatile with context base tasks
 - Become a High Achiever
GET THE RIGHT THINGS DONE (not everything)

Beezy help me and others to realize the importance of planning and time.  Personally I have become more time conscious, productive and realistic. It is hard for me to explain this with a demo, even the right one since the "Laptop Backup" was not understood by everyone. All you could tell, is that you have a friendly system.

> I think it would be too much for me to try to scroll through all my projects without some sort of top level structure to make them more manageable...
Ask your self, how many projects can you manage?
When are you using filters? Or better rephrase how many times per day?
What if I tell you with Beezy you can have any filter you like? It is developed on top of a relational database for the palmos. But this didn't aid me to become productive.

Please be a little more patient with launching Beezy.


--- In [email protected], "Dwight C. Carr" <carrdwight@...> wrote:
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> I just reviewed the YouTube videos and am very impressed.  I am a long time user of Bonsai and am very satified with my set up.  I have my main outline organized into levels that start at the top level with Roles, then 2nd level of Attention Areas, then 3rd Level starts Projects and Goals, then Sub-Projects if required and then Actions.
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> Watching the HighAchiever videos makes me wish that I could figure a way to set up drop down menus to put items into their correct level, i.e. drop down for categories or roles, sub-categories or focus, then adding a drop down option under projects for sub-projects.
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> I think it would be too much for me to try to scroll through all my projects without some sort of top level structure to make them more manageable...
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> Any thoughts on this subject would be welcomed.
> 
> Best Regards,
> Dwight...
> 
> 
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> ----- Original Message ----
> From: become_high_achiever <become_high_achiever@...>
> To: [email protected]
> Sent: Thursday, April 9, 2009 3:05:02 AM
> Subject: [GtD_Palm] Re: HighAchiever - A Personal Productivity System for PalmOS
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> --- In [email protected], "serdgio2004" <serdgio@> wrote:
> >
> > I like it so far, looks that it will cover all the "missing" fields.
> > 
> > Will be there also a window version, like Bonsai?
> > 
> > Best,
> > 
> > SM
> >
> you can create, edit, and list tasks and projects from your desktop.
> What are the "missing" fields that are covered?
> thank you.
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