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Ggtdstudente replied to the thread Have you managed to successfully split your work as projects and next actions as a "knowledge worker"?.@unqol With all due respect . . . in regards to "Revising" GTD understanding of "Revising" would only be by-product of intentional...
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Ggtdstudente reacted to Gardener's post in the thread Have you managed to successfully split your work as projects and next actions as a "knowledge worker"? with
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IMO, this sounds both too specific and not specific enough. "Work on" is the part that, IMO, is not specific enough. Are you able to... -
Ggtdstudente reacted to unqol's post in the thread Have you managed to successfully split your work as projects and next actions as a "knowledge worker"? with Like.
As a knowledge worker, I find that there's a very thin line between the "Clarify" and the "Engage" steps. I have projects that have a...
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Ggtdstudente reacted to cfoley's post in the thread 'my new rules' for habit of a daily 6 point list. version 1 with Like.
I've seen you post those images before (or ones like them) but I have never really taken them in. Your post shows just how simple the...
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fooddude reacted to Gardener's post in the thread Have you managed to successfully split your work as projects and next actions as a "knowledge worker"? with Like.
IMO, this sounds both too specific and not specific enough. "Work on" is the part that, IMO, is not specific enough. Are you able to... -
GGardener replied to the thread Have you managed to successfully split your work as projects and next actions as a "knowledge worker"?.IMO, this sounds both too specific and not specific enough. "Work on" is the part that, IMO, is not specific enough. Are you able to...
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fooddude reacted to mcogilvie's post in the thread Have you managed to successfully split your work as projects and next actions as a "knowledge worker"? with Like.
I am very familiar with this issue. Here are some ideas which I find helpful. The first is the natural planning model, and the idea that...
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mcogilvie replied to the thread Have you managed to successfully split your work as projects and next actions as a "knowledge worker"?.I am very familiar with this issue. Here are some ideas which I find helpful. The first is the natural planning model, and the idea that... -
fooddude replied to the thread Have you managed to successfully split your work as projects and next actions as a "knowledge worker"?.So your next actions are in context. Sit down on the computer is irrelevant. It would be on the @ computer context list. You would put...
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TimBourne replied to the thread 'my new rules' for habit of a daily 6 point list. version 1.@ 17 :25 12 it was repeatedly on my attention, 'on of users on allenes fourm - mainly @fooddude -which I don't like the name off... -
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Uunqol posted the thread Have you managed to successfully split your work as projects and next actions as a "knowledge worker"? in PUBLIC: Discuss the GTD Methodology.As a knowledge worker, I find that there's a very thin line between the "Clarify" and the "Engage" steps. I have projects that have a...
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AArtVandelay replied to the thread Forced to use new Microsoft Outlook and Planner/To- Do ….any success stories??.How do the "My Day", "Important", and "Tasks" integrate with your different contexts below?
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This is very clear to me, @cfoley, so thanks for such good examples. I think experimenting is great. It works. It doesn't work. We learn... -
fooddude replied to the thread Setting up Apple Reminders - guide.That is why I use apple notes. I have a note for projects. I open that note and write the project. If I am able, I only put the very...
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CThis is very clear to me, @cfoley, so thanks for such good examples. I think experimenting is great. It works. It doesn't work. We learn...
