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  1. TimBourne

    starting a new habit ' of an everyday simple short journal ' because ' its the next best thing for myself to do for self improvement/productivity .

    title ' starting a new habit ' of an everyday simple short journal ' because ' its the next best thing for myself to do for self improvement/productivity . I had ' 1 idea to make a quick post of starting showing ' the template so far' in this 3£ journal , continue to update this thread . maybe...
  2. TimBourne

    could users please try to suggest a : best uses for this journal?

    Dear GTD - please see the photo attached of a journal book , which was suggested by one of the users on this fourm website ' after I made a post about the topic of reading Cal N. book...
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    How to keep a time based LOG / journal / diary in OneNote?

    Elsewhere I have described how my current flow is based around a log (aka journal, aka diary) kept in time based order. That's the part of my current system that works - capturing stuff. But I want to get better at tracking stuff, e.g. in GTD lists. I have also posted questions about...
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    GTD and (or versus) Log/Journal/Diary

    BRIEF: I would appreciate any thoughts/advice on how GTD, with its lists (sorted by context, project, etc.), can co-exist with a system that mostly based on time ordered Logs (aka Journals, aka Diaries) ---+ DETAIL I am a long-time wannabe GTDer. Tried around time of first edition of the GTD...
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