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Ggtdstudente replied to the thread Advice on tracking/incubating non-actionable items which don't need a future decision?.@mcogilvie Great GTD observation(s) On this end, as time marches on, find understanding the incredible value of nuances is the real...
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mcogilvie replied to the thread GTD with Evernote & Todoist - how to be fast and minimize duplicated step 1 (Capture).Can you explain why you are using Todoist and Evernote in this way? It does seem a bit tedious and perhaps expensive. -
Ggetede posted the thread GTD with Evernote & Todoist - how to be fast and minimize duplicated step 1 (Capture) in PUBLIC: Discuss the GTD Methodology.Hi all, I capture 99% of my ideas and todos via todoist on my smartphone (Android widget) or on my laptop with a shortcut to quickly...
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mcogilvie replied to the thread Advice on tracking/incubating non-actionable items which don't need a future decision?.I’m not sure a weekly review is always as helpful as it could be. If you want to know when a position is filled, then you can proceed...
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@mcogilvie @mnemosyne All these tools will work but there's one condition: Weekly Review done at least monthly… ;) -
Ggtdstudente replied to the thread How trying to fix a problem I have with video editing (where purposes of the video would be to better learn) for a habits book by J C could help me ov.@Mrs-Polifax Will hopefully return for the rest of your very good GTD post For the moment: "I certainly think that "taking the dog...
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TesTeq replied to the thread Advice on tracking/incubating non-actionable items which don't need a future decision?.@mcogilvie @mnemosyne All these tools will work but there's one condition: Weekly Review done at least monthly… ;) -
mcogilvie replied to the thread Advice on tracking/incubating non-actionable items which don't need a future decision?.As others have made clear, you have a lot of tools at your disposal: someday/maybe list, ticklers, higher-level lists (areas of focus...
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TimBourne replied to the thread GTD rutt “per say” - symptoms of autism ASD - Asana list manager messy or cluttered- looking for new list manager suggestions "."just herd 6 "paper binder - why not try to re read the original content ' to determine what to do 6 - NA is find it on GTD, to... -
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Yes the whole point is "Your mind is for having ideas, not holding them"-David Allen. If you don't put everything in your system then...
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Ssamuelethan replied to the thread Help with GTD apps and widgets.While widgets aren’t a core part of the GTD methodology, you can still stay on top of tasks by setting regular reminders and enabling...
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YY_Lherieau replied to the thread Advice on tracking/incubating non-actionable items which don't need a future decision?.In GTD terms, you’re exactly in that subtle territory between reference, incubation, and proactive thinking. Here’s how I would approach...
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Bboomer70 replied to the thread Advice on tracking/incubating non-actionable items which don't need a future decision?.For items like this, I would probably save it to a reference folder in my OneNote but also add a task saying something like "Review the...
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GNewman replied to the thread Using paper, but not switching to paper.I'm mostly good with my weekly reviews but can always do better!! The problem is not creating space for my horizons and instead dealing...
