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things 3

  1. Cdkenned

    Things GTD guide

    In reading through the Things 3 guide again, i’m not clear on why it recommends not using the built in Someday list. It indicates that would be duplicative to creating a separate someday/maybe list, but why not skip creating the list and use Someday?
  2. J

    Having a hard time deciding how to use gtd methodology

    Im having a hard time deciding how to use the GTD method in things, I get it for the most part. I have watched the video on things. My first question, I created the list of 10. computer, agenda etc. I get using tags sparingly to avoid confusion. As well as headings. For Business Projects I have...
  3. Alex@TypeA

    New Member & Things 3 User

    Hi! Just wanted to say "hello!" to the GTD community - I'm almost done with the book & currently doing an overhaul to convert my life to GTD- it's a lot! Exciting, but also a bit overwhelming at times! And must profess, a bit of nerd when it comes to all this stuff - digital girl, but still...
  4. David Chang

    New to GTD!

    Hello GTD community, My name is David and I wanted to introduce myself to this GTD community. I recently finished Getting Things Done and am incredibly excited to master the GTD technique! I've recommended this book to several of my friends and colleagues and while they make their way through...
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