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Bob Walsh
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I'm rebooting my GTD for 2008 as a kinkless GTD (Now that I'm a Mac user and since OmniFocus is still alpha-beta), and things are good except for two sticking points I've had with GTD since the get go:
1. Time needed. Given that I have x number of minutes in a day, should I not be tracking how much time I estimate I need for each Task?
2. A Today List. With 70+ projects, each with at least one Next Action, I need some way of organizing the next actions I want to tackle today. Yet there's no where in the GTD methodogy I can see for this, other than ceaselessly scanning my Next Actions and acting on one. That seems to be a great deal of overhead and leaves me at the mercy of what I may want to do vs. what I should be doing to further strategic goals.
Any suggestions/thoughts would be appreciated.
1. Time needed. Given that I have x number of minutes in a day, should I not be tracking how much time I estimate I need for each Task?
2. A Today List. With 70+ projects, each with at least one Next Action, I need some way of organizing the next actions I want to tackle today. Yet there's no where in the GTD methodogy I can see for this, other than ceaselessly scanning my Next Actions and acting on one. That seems to be a great deal of overhead and leaves me at the mercy of what I may want to do vs. what I should be doing to further strategic goals.
Any suggestions/thoughts would be appreciated.