Longstreet
Professor of microbiology and infectious diseases
Hi Folks,
Well, I think I have been able to integrate GTD with DIT (Mark Forster's Do it Tomorrow) reasonably well. I follow GTD in the collecting and processing phases, but shift more to DIT in the actual doing. One thing I have rediscovered is that contexts just really do not work for me. I can see how road warriors would thrive with contexts, but I have all of the standard tools available all of the time -- computer, laptop, phone, etc. I like one, clean list of next actions without having them broken down into several lists, which for me is hard to deal with. Are there others that do not work with multiple contexts, or am I a rarity?
Best regards,
Longstreet
Well, I think I have been able to integrate GTD with DIT (Mark Forster's Do it Tomorrow) reasonably well. I follow GTD in the collecting and processing phases, but shift more to DIT in the actual doing. One thing I have rediscovered is that contexts just really do not work for me. I can see how road warriors would thrive with contexts, but I have all of the standard tools available all of the time -- computer, laptop, phone, etc. I like one, clean list of next actions without having them broken down into several lists, which for me is hard to deal with. Are there others that do not work with multiple contexts, or am I a rarity?
Best regards,
Longstreet