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Should you use one productivity system or split your productivity system in two? It can be challenging to balance the needs of both your...

Thank you for replying, but my question and examples are not necessarily about me in particular. Like I stated in previous posts, many...

And therein is the biggest reason I've "jumped ship" for Obsidian. Because at its heart, it's markdown files and if push really came to...

I think I've figured out the root of the problem. I was so traumatized by my system change that I even asked Culture Code (Things...

To the surprise of no one, I've migrated back to Things 3. The Apple Reminders experiment was a great learning opportunity - I...

I capture routine tasks as date‑specific, recurring actions in my tickler list.

I use an app, Things 3, built for managing Areas, Projects and Actions. It has start dates and deadlines, and repeating events which can...

@mcogilvie GTD interesting: "start dates and deadlines" Thank you very much

Your English is great Danke

I capture routine tasks as date‑specific, recurring actions in my tickler list.

I use an app, Things 3, built for managing Areas, Projects and Actions. It has start dates and deadlines, and repeating events which can...

@Dave Edwards Another good video that has one GTD thinking about one's GTD system: For whatever it might be worth in the hope of...

I use an app, Things 3, built for managing Areas, Projects and Actions. It has start dates and deadlines, and repeating events which can...

As I think you’ve discovered, having a single list for all your next actions can be unwieldy. If a separate checklist or checklists for...

I capture routine tasks as date‑specific, recurring actions in my tickler list.