1. While listening to the podcast on my computer at work, surrounded by multiple unfinished projects I was intrigued by Michael Linenberger (but more impressed because you both have used his systems and spoke of success in using them). So I found my Library had one of his books on Seize the Work Day and ordered it up online, then I went to Amazon and ordered his other book Total Workday Control. Just got it delivered. Looks good, a bit daunting in size being so many pages. Just have to figure out how to schedule it into learning and incorporating into my life. Maybe over coffee in mornings? Keep up the good work. It has made me take a greater interest into my Gateway Laptop that I have barely scratched the surface on. Just hotbuttoned OneNote onto my journal button and am currently reading on how to utilize it.

Posted at 2:36AM on Feb 9th 2006 by Blair S.

2. Listening to the show was awesome....looking out for the book that you are talking about.

Posted at 7:35AM on Feb 21st 2006 by joshua

3. I would like to listen it again....is it available online?

Posted at 8:36AM on Mar 1st 2006 by emma

4. really enjoyed the audio feed! It's way past the deadline for this contest, but as noone else seems to have posted their coolest use of tablet, or best Outlook tip, I'll take a shot here. The coolest thing I've done with the tablet is to ORGANIZE MY ENTIRE LIFE!!! Seriously, this is the first computing device i've had that bridges the gap for me between work and home. Using OneNote, I have a "tab" for every area of work, school, home. everything from a shopping list, quick to-do list, ongoing projects, classes I teach, committees I'm on, etc, and all the notes right there. Audio recordings embedded in the notebook pages, sychronized to the note-taking sequence is pretty darn cool.

Best Outlook tip: enable ink, so you can send emails "written" with the stylus (not just recognized text).

cheers! I'd love a copy of the books!!!!

Posted at 6:10AM on Mar 22nd 2006 by Demetri Orlando