I received an email from the David Allen Company earlier on today: Dear Katy, David Allen is proud to announce our partnership with Linkage, Inc. a world-wide provider of the finest training solutions available. Find out how someone in your company can be certified to deliver the Getting Things Done methodology in-house, accelerating your whole […] … Read More »

Following on from my post about keeping your inbox clean, blogger TwisterMC has an interesting post about making labels stand out more in Thunderbird. It involves using the “styleish” extension or hacking the userchrome.css but if you use a lot of labels it could be well worth it. Hat-tip to Lifehack.org About The AuthorKaty is […] … Read More »

I was going through my list of feeds and I thought I’d share them with you. If you haven’t had a look at some of these then you really should! But my question to you is, am I missing any other great resources out there? Let me know in the comments If you like, you […] … Read More »

We’ve all been there, all of a sudden your once empty inbox is now filling up like nobody’s business and the stuff just keeps piling on top of you. I’ve spoken previously about my GTD email setup and how I organise my sent emails but sometimes it’s all too easy to fall off the bandwagon. […] … Read More »

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Following my recent posting of a list of Mindmapping Resources, Giveaway of the Day is giving away “Concept Draw”. Usually retailing at $119 you can get it for the next 20 hours or so free! Download Concept Draw (version 4) free here. You’ve just got to love the internet 🙂 Note that there are some […] … Read More »

Do you have a question about GTD that no matter how much reading and searching you do just doesn’t seem to have a satisfactory answer? Have you found an answer but it just doesn’t seem to gel with your system? Or perhaps you’ve come up with a solution to a sticky problem and want to […] … Read More »

I thought I’d better clarify something in response to Darren’s comment on my post about Projects/Action I stated that I tend not to write any “Next Actions” down and Darren rightly pointed out that “Next Actions are the basic philosophy behind ‘Getting Things Done‘”. For the uninitiated, anything that has more that one step (action) […] … Read More »

There was an interesting post over at LifeDev (linking to Black Belt Productivity) the other day concerning how trying out new productivity tools can actually make you less productive. I felt moved to comment on the subject (which you can read here), but I also thought it warranted further exploration. An excerpt of my comment […] … Read More »