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Dave Edwards posted the thread Why Overplanning Hurts Team Productivity in PUBLIC: Discuss the GTD Methodology.Team productivity often falls apart because of poor communication and too much planning. In this conversation, David Allen and Edward... -
gtd solo-studente replied to the thread Can a next action have both an Errands context and a due date?.@bishblaize Very good . . . thank you very much for your good GTD analysis
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bishblaize replied to the thread Can a next action have both an Errands context and a due date?.A Due Date means by a certain date, not on a certain date. If it's due this Friday, your task manager should show it you in the correct...
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gtd solo-studente replied to the thread Can a next action have both an Errands context and a due date?.@mcogilvie Good GTD thinking Helps to keep the Calendar cleaner until necessary; then, if still necessary, only needs to be placed on...
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I use Things 3 as my GTD list tool. It has both start dates and due dates, taking care of that issue. However, with almost any tool, you... -
mcogilvie replied to the thread Can a next action have both an Errands context and a due date?.I use Things 3 as my GTD list tool. It has both start dates and due dates, taking care of that issue. However, with almost any tool, you... -
bishblaize replied to the thread Do you keep "reference" lists separate from next action lists?.As a general rule, I prefer to have multiple tools that each do their job really well, rather than a single tool that does it less well...
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gtd solo-studente replied to the thread Can a next action have both an Errands context and a due date?.@Hasan Bjaili @Context 'means' first opportunity? Due Date 'means' do on 'Calendar Friday', and if still undone by Friday, then must...
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Hasan Bjaili posted the thread Can a next action have both an Errands context and a due date? in PUBLIC: Discuss the GTD Methodology.Can a next action have both an Errands context and a due date? Suppose I have the following next action: Buy printer ink Context... -
gtd solo-studente replied to the thread As anyone might see GTD fit. . . ..@mcogilvie Indeed . . . A Good End is an Endless Good End until it Becomes a Good Means A Bad End is an Endless Bad End until it...
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gtd solo-studente reacted to mcogilvie's post in the thread As anyone might see GTD fit. . . . with Like.
One can also have discipline with bad ends and bad means, which is very bad.
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mcogilvie replied to the thread As anyone might see GTD fit. . . ..One can also have discipline with bad ends and bad means, which is very bad.
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gtd solo-studente posted the thread As anyone might see GTD fit. . . . in PUBLIC: Discuss the GTD Methodology.As anyone might see GTD fit An End is an Endless End until it Becomes a Means As such, GTD can become one's Appropriate [Methodology]...
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gtd solo-studente reacted to fooddude's post in the thread Do you keep "reference" lists separate from next action lists? with Like.
Yes.