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Ggtdstudente replied to the thread hobbies.On this end, if anything can have an Outcome(s) and Next Action(s), then why be GTD prejudice in regards to hobbies . . . since any...
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CWhether to incorporate hobbies into GTD hinges on whether they "occupy your attention"—a perspective that aligns more closely with GTD's...
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Aachieve replied to the thread 'my new rules' for habit of a daily 6 point list. version 1.Since the goal is to know what to do each day, the first step is to identify and decide which files you’ll use daily. For example, if...
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Cpu_Modern 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... -
Cpu_Modern 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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Cpu_Modern reacted to Matt_M's post in the thread Have you managed to successfully split your work as projects and next actions as a "knowledge worker"? with Like.
This is a really good question and it's something I occasionally still struggle with myself. Ultimately, I don't use GTD for more...
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Stevertor reacted to mcogilvie's post in the thread Question about using a Waiting For folder for email with Like.
What you do is dependent on both your preferences and the technology you use. In my case, it is easy to forward email to my list manager...
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mcogilvie replied to the thread Question about using a Waiting For folder for email.What you do is dependent on both your preferences and the technology you use. In my case, it is easy to forward email to my list manager... -
Dave Edwards posted the thread Get More Done with This GTD-Evernote Workflow in PUBLIC: Discuss the GTD Methodology.If you’re looking for a practical way to stay organized and get more done, let me show you how to blend Getting Things Done (GTD) with... -
Cpu_Modern 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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GNewman replied to the thread Mindmap Software Suggestions.Another vote for MindNode (or MindNode Next the new version). It integrates nicely with OmniFocus and Things3 if you use either of those.
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blynchus posted the thread Question about using a Waiting For folder for email in PUBLIC: Discuss the GTD Methodology.I've heard David mention multiple times that he recommends having a Waiting For and Next Actions folder in your email client. While this...
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GPerhaps somewhat like movies and television; since the invention of the PC . . . technology . . . has too often been "Not Doing" . . ...
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Aachieve reacted to Tom_Hagen's post in the thread Have you tried using the GTD method in your analysis of Fictional Characters (in TV, Books, Games)? with
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I've done this before. It went great. My hero was Garfield. ;)
