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brettk71
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Okay, I give up . . . why is the PigPog method called PigPog? I understand the method. I actually came to something similar before I heard about it. But why is it called PigPog? Just curious. 
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TesTeq
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PigPog - the cat and the web site.
The PigPog method was developed and published by the author of this web site.
TesTeq
You can find more information at http://pigpog.com/about/.
The PigPog method was developed and published by the author of this web site.
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pigpogm
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TesTeq said:
Thanks, TesTeq, but that's giving me a bit more credit than I deserve - it was more of a community method come up with by people on the GTD_Palm Yahoo! Group. I started the discussion and wrote the method up, so I named it after my site/cat.
I've moved it, along with the other GTD articles I wrote around the same time, into a Wiki now, so anyone can modify and improve them...
http://pigpog.com/wiki/index.php/Productivity
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brettk71
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Ah, I get it. Just a name, not an acronym or anything. My cat acts as if she is important enough to have everything named after her so it's fitting a cat should have the honor.
Thanks for clearing that up.
Thanks for clearing that up.