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When I first got started with GTD, I wanted to jump in and set up my systems according to David's teachings. But one thing I didn't pay...

For those playing along at home, this is covered in Chapter 15 of Making It All Work: "Goals and Objectives". A few relevant excerpts...

I'm really curious about what materials you used to learn Lean Six Sigma principles, as I'm not very familiar with it yet. Could you...

Thank you for your thoughtful and passionate take — I think many of us have wrestled with similar tensions when trying to reconcile the...

Really appreciate your reflection — especially your concrete example with the 7-day table. That’s exactly what I meant when I brought up...

Really appreciate your reflection — especially your concrete example with the 7-day table. That’s exactly what I meant when I brought up...

I've been facing this problem lately. A few weeks ago, I used my homemade 2-row, 7-column table to track a habit I wanted to develop...

I‘m fine with Nirvana.

Missing lead and lag indicators—so well said, so spot-on. I myself have also been using both Bullet Journal (BuJo) and GTD methods...

And I’d like to share a complementary angle to this discussion. I fully understand why some people feel the need to combine GTD with...

I find that certain GTD-friendly apps with both start dates and due dates make a paper tickler file unnecessary. I used to use one when...

What exactly are you looking for?

Todoist would also be my first suggestion. If the ongoing cost or its lurching development process puts you off, I would look at Google...

Probably worthy of another thread, but I can give a short answer here. I need to keep work data separate from personal for privacy...

I appreciate this wasn’t addressed to me, but I did think that was a very funny (and spot on) point. There is a lot of talk around this...