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Should you deem the following as GTD worthy Two forms of Obligations and why GTD is so good: Internal (Assets) External (Liabilities)...

My wife and I are both university professors, so it’s a familiar problem for us. Meetings are deadly, and there are people who are happy...

@virious You're right, without smart list it is impossible or very tedious to use it. @merlin > lso the Next Actions list being a...

Very handy, thanks for sharing. When I used Apple Reminders, I archived my completed reminders/actions with an Apple Shortcut that...

You've already got the reminder in place, and you're just chosing to ignore it. So, I don't think putting them into your inbox is going...

Keeping score can be helpful, too For me, having a piece of paper with the task on it and a space for counting how many consecutive...

Interesting post. I've been working on my own habits within the framework of the GTD system. What I do is create a project with the...

Oh dear, I’m sorry. There was nothing wrong with your response; I just meant that I wasn’t competent to respond. There’s a lot of...

Thanks for sharing the detail of your approach. Going back up to the message you posted and the question you had "Overall, since I use...

I create a Project called "Single Actions" and give it a unique color.

@Tom_Hagen Thank you for your very good GTD post Reading on this end is that GTD literature series, by and large, is second to none...

I’d ask local experts, for example museum curators or genealogists, for advice.

Not that I wish to contradict @Mrs-Polifax, but I know just enough about asset management to know that I should not have any public opinion.

thank you so much for your suggestion

Thanks for sharing your system—sounds like you’ve built a solid GTD foundation and you’re already getting a lot of value from your...