Australian GTD Community, anyone down here ?
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MauriceLSmith
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I'm another GTD'er based in Sydney (south side)
GTD keeps my life sane as a self-employed on-the-road computer software consultant.
I have only this week acquired an Samsung Galaxy Android S2, I'm now using Ultimate To Do backed up Toodledo on my desktop PC.
Regards
Maurice
GTD keeps my life sane as a self-employed on-the-road computer software consultant.
I have only this week acquired an Samsung Galaxy Android S2, I'm now using Ultimate To Do backed up Toodledo on my desktop PC.
Regards
Maurice
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firepit
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thanks
I'm an Aussie, but live in Pakistan, so not great for meeting up. sorry
I'm an Aussie, but live in Pakistan, so not great for meeting up. sorry
msscrivener
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Hi Geekgirl! I'm in Sydney too, there must be other GTDers here, surely! I would love to swap experiences with people. I'll do a bit of online hunting - if I find anything, I'll post it here.
If we manage to organise an event, we'll invite you down to NSW, Neil
Geekgirl;93534 said:
Hi Geekgirl! I'm in Sydney too, there must be other GTDers here, surely! I would love to swap experiences with people. I'll do a bit of online hunting - if I find anything, I'll post it here.
If we manage to organise an event, we'll invite you down to NSW, Neil
joegormally
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Hi Guys
Hi Guys,
I'm a GTD user aswell and live near Sydney. Great to hear from fellow Aussie GTDers. I wonder has there ever been official seminars or stuff for GTD in Australia?
Hi Guys,
I'm a GTD user aswell and live near Sydney. Great to hear from fellow Aussie GTDers. I wonder has there ever been official seminars or stuff for GTD in Australia?
joegormally
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Would be great to go to an official David Allen seminar in Sydney, maybe we can persuade them.
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Natasha.Stevenson
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It's great to hear from everyone. We are still looking into Australia and always appreciate the feedback. Thanks!
Toby Jarvis
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Hello from Hobart
And don't forget us folks in Tassie!
There's plenty of us here who are very familiar with GTD and its profound benefits. While folks are certainly making inroads into using GTD, I'm not aware yet of any black-belt practitioners; a visit by the David Allen Company would be most welcome!
I started out my GTD journey using the NetCentrics add-in for Outlook, but have since moved to the Apple ecosystem (= OmniFocus). After a year or so off the GTD wagon, when I lived mostly in emergency-scanning mode, I've just bought an iPad and am finding that OmniFocus works much better for me with this tool and its human-friendly interface than with the Mac (I'm so over the mouse as a control tool - bring on the Minority Report style computer interface I say!).
Other GTD-related tools for me include Dropbox, Zenbe Lists and of course iCloud for centralising email, calendars and contacts. Will investigate Evernote as a tool for reference and project-support material and need to look into some outlining/brainstorming tools as well.
And don't forget us folks in Tassie!
There's plenty of us here who are very familiar with GTD and its profound benefits. While folks are certainly making inroads into using GTD, I'm not aware yet of any black-belt practitioners; a visit by the David Allen Company would be most welcome!
I started out my GTD journey using the NetCentrics add-in for Outlook, but have since moved to the Apple ecosystem (= OmniFocus). After a year or so off the GTD wagon, when I lived mostly in emergency-scanning mode, I've just bought an iPad and am finding that OmniFocus works much better for me with this tool and its human-friendly interface than with the Mac (I'm so over the mouse as a control tool - bring on the Minority Report style computer interface I say!).
Other GTD-related tools for me include Dropbox, Zenbe Lists and of course iCloud for centralising email, calendars and contacts. Will investigate Evernote as a tool for reference and project-support material and need to look into some outlining/brainstorming tools as well.