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Thank you for your thoughtful feedback and for engaging with this. You’re right—storage is indeed essential, both in GTD and in LEAN...

I’ve tried your setup since I first replied in this thread and I think it’s a very good setup. It’s fast, easy and simple and it takes...

@snfuod A bit of correction. > However, if you enter a next action directly within a context In this case, the action _will_ be in Next...

There seems to be a few different topics here: Using the journal as a working space / "What to do next?" place Trusting & keeping the...

Do you use paper for your system, without having a full paper system? I never thought I'd use paper for task management. I'm using...

For me, any project planning -- no matter how simple -- belongs in project support material. If my plans are so complicated that I have...

@Stefan Godo Interesting perspective With all due respect, on this end, 'attention pulling' is 'always' significant even when...

thanks for sharing. imho, inbox zero is not the goal, it is a symptom of a well kept system. I like instead "Zero Attention Inbox" =...

Hmm... I can see a common theme emerging in the answers! Thanks for your thoughts.

The one time I prematurely crossed off a project before it really was done, I forgot the last action. It was the last time I did that...

@cfoley Thank you very much for your initial and the LOL follow-up post . . . LOL When it comes to 'GTDing' something is either...

@cfoley Project is not done until the last action is done. Don't cross them off, you'll jinx it! ;)

@Y_Lherieau Thank you for your good GTD contribution Post Input and prior Process . . . there is 'practically always' Storage, like...

@snfuod A bit of correction. > However, if you enter a next action directly within a context In this case, the action _will_ be in Next...

@snfuod A bit of correction. > However, if you enter a next action directly within a context In this case, the action _will_ be in Next...