Good blog post on how to navigate choosing your productivity applications

[sholden]

I like the suggestion here to do some analysis of what your day looks like before going too deep into choosing your tool for your trusted system. I also like to recommend when I'm teaching GTD at work to use a tool you already have access to which is usually Outlook or One Note or paper. https://www.gtdfocus.com/single-post/2020/01/15/Productivity-apps

 

[mcogilvie]

The blog post was a little abstract for me, but I think I got it: GTD requires the right hammer.

 

[ivanjay205]

The blog post was a little abstract for me, but I think I got it: GTD requires the right hammer.

Yea I agree. It is a great concept article without meat on the bone. How do you get educated on the right hammer for example?

 

[Oogiem]

How do you get educated on the right hammer for example?

This . I found it a fluffy article without much useful for me. I'm always looking for ways to improve my system. I'd much prefer seeing articles that take the info further, give examples of different types of work and how people think and then suggest what apps are more suitable for those conditions.