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Using a Filofax

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I am helping a friend with their implementation of GTD and they want to use a Filofax. I see how it can be done, much as with any paper version, but was curious if there was anyone here who is using the Filofax system.

Thanks,

Alan
 
See my post at

http://www.davidco.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=726&start=15

I use:

“In-box” for anything that comes to mind, new commitments etc;

Diary;

Context/Agenda lists: @on the road, @hardware store, @home computer, @wife (re: holidays, schools, finances etc), @parents, etc;

Personal Projects list;

Outline project planning – bullet points on a single page covering the main steps of a project, including desired outcome;

Someday/maybe list (depressingly long);

Reference, which includes birthdays, books I might buy (which could also be called @bookshop), CD’s I might get etc;

Phone numbers.

Dave
 
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