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  1. K

    New to GTD, What is the best way to keep track of processed items?

    Hello, I'm not sure if this is the right place for this. If someone may have already posted a similar question, please point me in the right direction. I'm new to GTD, I have read the book, and have implemented the Capture phase. I'm struggling with the processing and organizing phase. For...
  2. andyphickman

    How to Flow from Clarifying to Organizing in Todoist

    In Todoist (yes, I read the guide recently put out), while you are clarifying, how do you not loose track of items that need to be organized? If I am following this system correctly: I am clearing my inbox when clarifying (turning things into projects, archive, etc.). I am NOT supposed to be...
  3. J

    Next Actions and Projects - with Evernote

    Once a Next Action has been determined as a part of a Project, do you dissect the Project and come up with Multiple Next Actions, and return (organize) them to the Next Action Notebooks? or leave them in the Project's Notebook
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