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  1. kiteracer

    What type of physical inbox do you use?

    In the market for a new inbox, but nothing seems to be catching my eye. 90% of them are either made of plastic or wire mesh which is outside of my “taste” range. I put a lot of effort into my office desk setup, wouldn’t want to sully it with a cheap inbox! It would need to be side-loading and...
  2. G

    what is the purpose of out-baskets?

    In "Getting things done" from David Allen, paper-holding trays are recommended for use as out-baskets. Intuitively, i would interpret an out-basket as anyone's but mine in-basket. What is the behaviour and function of an out-basket? In other words, how to fill it? what goes in there? how to...
  3. C

    Projects: how much detailed?

    Hi everybody! Can you please give me your feedback how to nest a project in a simple way? I try to explain my doubt: In my sales activity one of the project I have is to allocate focus, energy and time to search new customer opportunities. Thanks to this, I'll then define a list of company...
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