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I Asked David Allen About His Capture Method

Thanks for sharing!
It’s great to learn that David Allen himself has moved to OneNote.
The “Movies to See” section is a simple yet good example of practical implementation.
 
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Dave Edwards said:
Even though he wrote about it extensively in the GTD book, I always wondered how David Allen captures ideas into his trusted system. I'm glad I got to ask him about it.

https://youtu.be/hxl5CmgQpcw

Hope you enjoy.
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I am happy to hear that David Allen is using OneNote now. I have tried so many tools over the years, but I always come back to OneNote. It is so easy to open Notebooks with tabs and just drop notes into them. You can even take a picture of something like a wine bottle directly from a OneNote note on your phone or speak a note into a OneNote note on your watch if you have one ; )
 
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