Project Management

3 Tips For Managing Your Website Development Project

by Bruce Keener // August 24, 2020 // No Comments

If you have a website that you need created or updated, this process can often be a lot more complicated than you initially think. Because of this, it’s best that you should trust this work to someone who’s experienced with... Continue reading →

Get Into the Details

by Bruce Keener // August 15, 2015 // No Comments

We have often discussed the importance of keeping the Big Picture in mind. But, perhaps I have not emphasized enough that a Big Picture is not accurate/trustworthy if it’s not based on a good knowledge of details. This point was... Continue reading →

Having Projects You Are Committed To

by Bruce Keener // July 28, 2015 // No Comments

This article describes how I procrastinated on some projects over the past few weeks. I share this with you because the trap I fell into is one we can all fall into. The root cause of the problem: assigning projects... Continue reading →

Using Gmail Within Your Projects

by Bruce Keener // July 11, 2015 // No Comments

It’s a good practice to have all project material in one place, even emails, and Gmail makes it easy to do. The way Gmail helps you with this is by giving each email conversation a unique web address, or URL... Continue reading →

Managing Open-Ended Projects

by Bruce Keener // June 24, 2015 // No Comments

Most of you probably use your computers and smartphones for managing projects, making use of software such as Outlook, OneNote, Remember The Milk, OminFocus, and so on. So do I (OmniFocus on my iMac and iPhone.) But there are some... Continue reading →

Project Management Tip from J.K. Rowling

by Bruce Keener // June 5, 2015 // No Comments

Ever wonder what tools authors use for managing a project as immense as writing a book? Wouldn’t it be nice if we could use their tools for managing our more complex projects? You might suspect, as I would have, that... Continue reading →

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Welcome to Keener Living. My name is Bruce Keener. I established this blog in March 2010, a few months after retiring at the age of 57. My reason for having this blog is to share what I’ve learned over the years (and what I continue to learn). I also enjoy hearing and learning from you.