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Missing lead and lag indicators—so well said, so spot-on. I myself have also been using both Bullet Journal (BuJo) and GTD methods...

And I’d like to share a complementary angle to this discussion. I fully understand why some people feel the need to combine GTD with...

I find that certain GTD-friendly apps with both start dates and due dates make a paper tickler file unnecessary. I used to use one when...

What exactly are you looking for?

Todoist would also be my first suggestion. If the ongoing cost or its lurching development process puts you off, I would look at Google...

Probably worthy of another thread, but I can give a short answer here. I need to keep work data separate from personal for privacy...

I appreciate this wasn’t addressed to me, but I did think that was a very funny (and spot on) point. There is a lot of talk around this...

When GTD was a new thing, say within the first few years after the book came out, there were already many “explanation” of GTD and...

Some people get pretty excited about labels. Is a tomato a fruit? Is Bob Dylan's last album folk music? Is Pluto a planet? I can't...

GTD usually calls it a "Tickler File", but in a footnote says "Also referred to as a 'suspense', 'bring forward', or 'follow-up' file."...

Another way to mechanically handle this sort of thing is to have a checklist sheet in the day's Bring Forward file. Take it out each...

What is a Bring Forward File? Where is this concept/tool from?

Thank You all for your suggestions, I heard a lot about Todoist. Actually I looking for an app that will integrate with my note taking...

NirvanaHQ runs on all platforms and is one of the apps that is very much in sync with the GTD methodology. Highly recommended for a...

Todoist would also be my first suggestion. If the ongoing cost or its lurching development process puts you off, I would look at Google...