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Get Productive Contest! Win a copy of FruitfulTime TaskManager.

Friday, Apr. 4 2008 | Author: Andrew G.R.

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Just because you’re a geek, doesn’t mean you are good at managing your time. And as we all know, successful people are often productivity ninjas.

In an effort to reduce your stress and help you achieve your wildest nerd goals, we want to hook you up with FruitfulTime TaskManager, software that acts as your personal time-management coach.

The program downloads and installs in under a minute, and offers potential customers a free 10-day trial.

But why try it when you can own it!

ForeverGeek and FruitfulTime want to hook you up with a free copy of the program – a $29.99 value.

Just leave a comment and tell us…

What is your biggest distraction?

For me, it’s simple: checking e-mail. I’ve become a compulsive Gmail checker. The harder I try to stay focused and stay away from my inbox, the more frequently I’m finding myself checking it.

As an added bonus, all participants will receive a free copy of the e-Book Stop Procrastination Now. (just e-mail us: info (at) splashpress.com)

Three commenters/trackbacking bloggers (chosen at random) will win a licensed copy of FruitfulTime TaskManager.

What are you waiting for? Stop procrastinating and enter now!

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13 Responses for "Get Productive Contest! Win a copy of FruitfulTime TaskManager."

Get Productive Contest! Win a copy of FruitfulTime TaskManager. | My Geek Solutions

April 4th, 2008 at 5:35 am
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Mira

April 4th, 2008 at 6:08 am
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Number one distraction? The internet in general, but Fark.com and other news/story aggregator sites (like forevergeek!) keep me browsing for new stories for hours and hours on end.
JohnT

April 4th, 2008 at 8:38 am
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Google Reader on my iGoogle page. I have 64 subscriptions – most very useful to my job, but a good amount are just personal interests as well. I spend too much time reading those and then I end up reading more from then on!
Teguh Aditya

April 4th, 2008 at 8:54 am
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Being an teenager, things that most distract me is IM, geez.. dont know, but it feels that i have to always keep in touch with my buddy…
The other is social networking sites… Myspace, Facebook, Friendster… You name it ;)
John

April 4th, 2008 at 10:02 am
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My biggest distraction is the world around me. I’m the technical lead for an IT group and the generally-thought-of go to guy for many others in the organization. While I find everyone else’s questions and problems very interesting and can usually help them, I get lost trying to keep track of my *own* tasks and responsibilities. This is compounded by my keeping up with several RSS feeds (like this one >grin
Eric

April 4th, 2008 at 10:26 am
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bloglines is always a distration, plus the random web surfing when I remember something I wanted to look for and get a price.
EJ

April 4th, 2008 at 11:32 am
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Definitely constantly checking for updates in blogroll on netvibes.
Drktyrael

April 4th, 2008 at 1:00 pm
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Wow, what do I do to procrastinate..
My biggest ones are checking gmail constantly, IM, facebook and shoot just browsing all my favorite pages.
And look at that, I’m procrastinating now.
*gets back to studying for midterm*
googly_eyes

April 4th, 2008 at 5:11 pm
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Yhe internet is my biggest distraction – I often go off on tangents when doing research for work. Also, I can not remember things that I can not focus on or see – if I’m not reminded of something (or someone) somehow I do not usually think of it (them).
Emily N.

April 5th, 2008 at 11:56 am
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My overwhelming Google Reader feeds. I have 154 subscriptions that I can’t possibly keep up with, not to mention my weakness for entertainment gossip.
Alex

April 5th, 2008 at 3:54 pm
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My greatest distraction is the Internet.
J. Angelo Racoma

April 7th, 2008 at 8:42 pm
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My biggest distraction is the Internet. This is quite ironic since my work involves the Internet, too! I write and I manage a blog network. So I have to be updated with my reading. Sometimes there is a thin line between what is supposed to be work and not.

Anyway, we’ll be closing this contest once we reach comment or trackback #20. :)