Personal Motivation Calendar 2.1.2

Personal Motivation Calendar is simple, easy to install and use self-motivation software. It helps to monitor your life flow with an uncompromising your-life-only calendar and a helpful accessible from System Tray 100-hour clock. It provides a very effective approach to organizing tasks and setting priorities with a classical four-quadrant technique. It also provides a special MotivateMe! section that contains practical, approved recommendations from well-known time-management specialists to solve most common motivation problems and challenges.

Features:

- simple and intuitive user interface

- uncompromising your-life-only calendar

- classical four-quadrant approach to prioritizing tasks based on urgency and importance criteria

- helpful 100-hour clock with daily progress bar

- special MotivateMe! section with proven recommendations to solve common motivation problems

- displays icon with 100-hour clock in System Tray

- fast and reliable installer/uninstaller

System requirements:

Any computer running Windows 2000/XP/2003/VISTA

Changes in version 2.1:

+ Interface and usability improved, new icons added to context menu, added Outlook-style notification window

+ Added feature to display inspiring and motivation messages while a computer is idle. More than 370 inspiring quotations included

+ MotivateMe! section reviewed and extended with new self-motivation techniques (Contract with others, Eat That Frog, Swiss Cheese method)

+ Program now provides option to load with system which is checked by default

+ New configurations options available, tray icon text and background colors are customizable now

+ Tasks now automatically saved when changed

+ Full Tasks Name and description displayed in hint while mouse hovering above a task list

+ Program asks to review settings on settings load error

+ Extended Help

Recommendations: For anyone with a low level of self-motivation, with regrets for wasted time, or with unrealized plans and dreams.

See also: calendar, motivation, self-development, tasks, GTD, time-management