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@Dave Edwards A very good GTD interview with the GTD Maestro himself How so ? Good question GTD appropriately understood is very...

I just recently switched to a hybrid GTD system where I keep most material in digital form (Obsidian), and some specific material in an...

H U G E "From a GTD standpoint, it’s also about psychological closure"

That’s a great reflection—and I totally get the temptation to cross those projects off once the last action is accounted for. But you’re...

Late to the party, but... Don't cross them off until totally done or the ghosts of projects past will come back to haunt you.

@Oogiem Very good GTD post . . . thank you very much On this end, with Digital being in the 'middle' while Paper is very often the...

When you stare at your list of next actions, how do you decide what you should do first? I asked David Allen that question and he gave...

@Dave Edwards In appropriate GTD reciprocity to your good GTD post: Beginning with life's Intrinsic and Extrinsic [Internal-&-External]...

GTD is one of the easiest ways to remove excessively exhausting and unnecessary wasteful 'Memory Attachment' ? Any easier ways to that...

That’s a great reflection—and I totally get the temptation to cross those projects off once the last action is accounted for. But you’re...

Same here. If it isn't a two minute item (or somehow urgent), I will usually let it sit until my weekly review.

That’s a great reflection—and I totally get the temptation to cross those projects off once the last action is accounted for. But you’re...

Weekly Review Checklist (2014) ..... Get “IN” to Zero Process completely all outstanding paper materials, journal and meeting...

I try to process my inbox to zero every 24 hours, but I will use a process next action if needed: decide whether to…..; brainstorm next...

Same here. If it isn't a two minute item (or somehow urgent), I will usually let it sit until my weekly review.