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Yes, that’s what David Allen advises. With his folder based Tickler he empties that day’s contents into his in basket for processing...

I do this also and got into trouble until I clarified my agreement about items on the tickler list. All I have to do with them is "toss"...

I've done the same in Apple Reminders, except I call my Tickler.

@Bill Myers , I agree with you. In the purest sense of a next action. A project can have a calendar entry that is the only "next action"...

I watched the whole video, and I'm not getting the same thing from it that you are.

I'm glad that works for you. I've had projects, however, where doing that would have made it literally impossible to get them...

Not according to DA. He sees that as a someday/maybe. Every project has to have at least one next action to be considered an active project.

@fooddude, @Oogiem is correct: David Allen recommends including all project next actions (emphases mine, of course) that you can move on...

I watched the whole video, and I'm not getting the same thing from it that you are.

@Oogiem Independent ''Parallel" Next Action(s) paths . . . a rigorously illuminating GTD concept Thank you very much

@Dave Edwards As little as possible Folded sheet of paper and pen As always, thank you for your GTD post

Same here @DKPhoto. It’s even better now that Reminders integrates with Apple Calendar. I tried adding date/time specific tasks to my...

I've done the same in Apple Reminders, except I call my Tickler.

I address this post primarily to GTD practitioners who have set up their system in Google (Calendar, Tasks, Keep, etc.) and use Android...

@ellobogrande A great idea! There is always a problem where to park Next Actions that are suspended until a certain date. You don't want...