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- Estrella - Complicated buut so true!To me this is a very complicated book. But very true. Everything she writes is what I have noticed when I eat certain foods, or certain combinations, even healthy food I gain weight. I learned a little about supplements. I think its a great book, but requires patience. And to read everything. Like you might not react to eating chicken. But combine it with rice you might have a reaction. You might not have a reaction to rice, but combine it with chicken you gain weight. The combination part is very complicated. But its still a great book.
- Lauren Larson - Better than mostLong before anyone was walking around with an organizer, I was ridiculed for doing so. I've got the last laugh now, because most people have them -- either paper or electronic on their PDAs. I never found a calendar to be enough to organize tasks, etc., so the first one I got so many ages ago was one that I created for myself.
I've used them all - from DayTimer to Covey to generic products at the drug store, the esoteric Planner Pads, which was one of my faves - and the electronic types. I got one of the first software systems for organizers decades ago and found it very useful -- but never really got into ensuring that everything I wrote down in it throughout the day got into the computer version.
In fact, using different organizers was a mini-hobby ... if a new one came out, I just had to try it. There came a time that my place was over-run with various organizer binders to an embarrassing level. But as a writer, this was easy to justify for me.
The reasons I like this one are many. This one is simple but better than the average organizer you find in the office store. The layout is superior: you get a long list on the left for Tasks (phone calls, e-mail, etc) - and because it is one long list you can cut it up as you like or use it more as a priority list. Each day has its own column with a timeline that is great for appts and deadlines. The bottom of the page has more space for projects, deadlines, goals/projects, results and next action step which is great for brainstorming and actual due projects.
I don't usually take it with me for fear of losing it - but if I wanted to, this is just the right size. I use a small desk so I don't want something that takes up too much room. I find it is best for me to use a combo of systems -- a hard calendar I can glance down at and add info anytime to and more in-depth projects on the computer. I also use a tickler system with an accordian file numbered 1-31 days and a twelve month one. In that I put documents that have deadlines and other stuff that would not fit into the calendar well. Just mentioning that in case it is helpful for someone else. Between the two - I stay very organized.
The only thing I would complain about was that the new one I got for 2013 arrived with the month of November missing. I wrote to the company and received no response. I'll add those pages myself, but it was annoying. Also - the pen holder on the side broke right away. Also, I like side tabs which they don't come with, but that was easily fixed.
All in all, I would choose this one over most any of the others I had. The Daytimers and Coveys are great for in-depth planning, but this works better as a day-to-day activity log that has just what you need to attend to task completion -- as well as plan ahead. - E Christian - excellent resourceAmazing book at understanding women, how to date, and how to make a girl happy (cough, yeah, I know! LOL) Highly recommended. Also good is Mystery Method. Lots of stuff on body language. The Mystery Method: How to Get Beautiful Women Into Bed
- Russell E. - Works for me.Contrary to what a lot of people have said-in the past this has been true-the last 2 or 3 iterations of NIS have not been resource hogs, and I don't have a very powerful computer. I do use other scanners to supplement NIS. I'm just waiting for NIS to do a patch so I can use the free version of Malwarebytes.