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...and now it's here. And it looks like a useful integration. The problem with Apple Reminders is that a task and a reminder are two...

Fantastical has this already, but I think the implementation is poor. Fantastical does not support the new features of Reminders...

For the title of the thread: Yes, there's always a limit to how long a next action can be. It cannot not be any longer than it takes to...

First of all, the heading of your post isn't the problem you are trying to solve. You have set yourself a goal of reading War and Peace...

I will take you at your word that your example is representative of the dilemma you feel you face, and not a contrived or simplified...

Say I've decided I want to read Tolstoy's War and Peace. I captured "Read War and Peace" in my inbox, and now it's time to Clarify...

Interestingly where I work has just embraced Agile ways of working. i find there are so many similarities to GTD and how I work. I think...

Maybe it’s the times and maybe it’s me, but I do less tracking of stuff than I used to. Simpler behavior for a complicated world.

You know, I continue to do it both ways, and it really doesn’t matter much. I tend to add a new item if there’s a big-ish change in the...

I am the type of person who starts books and keep many in progress. I created a next action list called Reading in Progress in my list...

@cfoley I pause the current Next Action and deal with the interruption and… return to the interrupted Next Action as soon as possible...

Hello @Oogiem , I have a question re: the example you gave for reading War and Peace. If you were to create a next action that says...

I have next actions that can take years to complete. In that specific case I'd say it's a project but my criteria for completion of a...

There's nothing wrong with a paper-based GTD system. My approach has been digital and it works well for me.

I'm assuming that the Acrobat program would allow the edit of the PDF?