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Is anyone using GTD organizer?

Gogoriviera

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So I have another thread asking about getting a system together- I am brand new to this- There are quite a few apps I have checked out but getting set up is quite an undertaking and figuring out how GTD is setup within those systems-yada yada yada


Anyone using the GTD organizer and have feedback or suggestions?

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I do use a version of the GTD Organizer ( https://store.gettingthingsdone.com/2020-GTD-Organizer-p/30020.htm ) in printed form. It is basically the printed GTD setup guide ( https://store.gettingthingsdone.com/Paper-Organizers-Setup-Guide-p/10460.htm ) for a very specific situation I am in where I have to use a bunch of systems not connected to the Internet for my day-to-day work. I use the paper system to manage my projects, tasks, calendar, etc related to those systems. It has worked out much better than I expected. I used to have a GTD implementation on each of these systems which had some drag on my ability to quickly react. This is only a change from 1/1/2020 but so far it is good.
 
Not a huge fan of the GTD organizer. That being said i think the GTD paper planner/organizer study guide is very good and there are examples in there similar to the organizer templates.
 
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