Definitly not. Its like everyting, it takes effort to let it look simple
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How to use GTD as a general contractor
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René Lie
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Perhaps - and "No unneccessary bells and whistles"...
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@René Lie
You have one thinking:
"Crispy Clean-&-Clear" regarding as many aspects of life as possible . . . an arduous endeavor . . . simply what life demands/requires; all one can muster?
Thank you very much sir
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Really, thats all in my scope of works. The only thing being the locaties. Somewhere central in the Netherlands would be ok for me ;-))
Hi all,
As far as i can tell with the limited usage i had, it works! (For me, that is)
All the discussion here led me to make a little cover with penholder and a place to stick a small pack of post-it notes. So getting a call on a scaffolding, after i finish the call, i whip out that "booklet", make a note and put the post-it on the opposing side inside the cover. Making it a notepad and an in-box at the same time. When evening comes, i take out the used post-its and process them.
Its way easier and quicker than putting a note in my phone! Even with my sub-optimal handwriting!
And with this i hope to give someone another even better idea for his/her own solution to a similar problem.
As far as i can tell with the limited usage i had, it works! (For me, that is)
All the discussion here led me to make a little cover with penholder and a place to stick a small pack of post-it notes. So getting a call on a scaffolding, after i finish the call, i whip out that "booklet", make a note and put the post-it on the opposing side inside the cover. Making it a notepad and an in-box at the same time. When evening comes, i take out the used post-its and process them.
Its way easier and quicker than putting a note in my phone! Even with my sub-optimal handwriting!
And with this i hope to give someone another even better idea for his/her own solution to a similar problem.
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General Contracting . . . like any of life's battle's . . . good GTD logistics are indispensable for coordinating-&-completing internal and external variables which are much more random than desired ?