For the uninitiated, anything that has more that one step (action) to it becomes a "Project". Projects are then broken down into their individual steps to form a "Next Actions" list. In theory you should only have one next action per project on your … 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 … Read More »
Frank Meeuwsen of "What's the next action" has emailed fellow GTD bloggers and asked them to help him celebrate his blog's second birthday by revisiting their GTD practices. … Read More »
I have started using my Mac at work a lot more and found that labelling files and folders was a brilliant way of remembering what I was working on or what needed uploading. Now you can do this (with folders at least) on your … Read More »
I’m not sure if it’s just me but I recently noticed that some of the emails I had labeled were not being displayed in the search folders which was a bit strange and a bit annoying as I rely on them quite heavily. When … Read More »
Google have launched their new “Notebook” which allows you to store images, web clippings and notes. You need a Google account to register. Get your Google Notebook here. You can also view more at the “Google Notebook Overview” page. From Google: Google Notebook makes … Read More »
Do you follow David Allen's Getting Things Done Productivity system? Do you use Thunderbird? Did you know that you can use Thunderbird as a GTD tool? Well, now you do! … Read More »
Everyone’s probably aware of this already, but Google have just released their Calendar. And it’s been a bit quite due to the new job. I shall comment on it soon – promise! … Read More »
I’ve not had a chance to read it, I’ve put this here as a semi-reminder to myself (naughty me, shouldn’t it do on my “@To Read” context sheet? ) GTD HiFi LoFi Paper This paper is nothing more than a summary and use-case of … Read More »
Following on from a thought I had a while back about tying my bajillion (yes that is a number) email addresses together, Mark set me up with some stuff on his webserver which I must admit I’ve not looked into yet (apologies Mark but I’ve … Read More »
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