www.sharelp.com

I've been around planning and management software, books, magazines,.... even comics :) , for a while.

I found this software called (goal enforcer), which has a very very important feature (depending on my experience), that the software is primarily visual, which helps you a lot for long term goals.

I tried the demo version, and it's brilliant.

I wonder if someone can find the full version (the demo version won't let u save or print & full version will cost 20-70 $).

this is the company website:

www.goalenforcer.com

thank u guys

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* The deluge of spam has skyrocketed to 10 billion e-mails a day
* Only 37% of those who make a task list prioritize their tasks
* Less than half of professionals feel satisfied with their work

* Sources: Harris Interactive Survey, Dec 2003, and Tech News World Special Report, Jun 2004

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