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it came to mind - that maybe @gtd solo-studente also missed this 'post reply' above - (in his notifications?) if he didn't directly...

@TimBourne It appears your doing the best as possible Please be patient with yourself Everything takes time As you see GTD fit. . . .

quote " @gtd solo-studente - do you actually think that argument - has ' a reason behind it valid? (that for someone who is 'harder'...

@TimBourne It appears your doing the best as possible Please be patient with yourself Everything takes time As you see GTD fit. . . .

'after reading your message here a second time. 'empty the clutter' i went - opened the first black binder on my bedroom door. and...

then litearlly 'POST' my last post . ,script in head - was like is it worth I make a entire separate post about the topic of 'portable...

'dear all users who replied in this thread to motivate me such as also ' @edward @Dave Edwards and the first user mark - I could...

@TimBourne Do your best to empty the clutter . . . step by step You choose what you prefer :) Blue Notebook for Projects . . . and ...

right - so should i first - address what i should do with my previous ' projects ' papers i wrote to other users about? right - so...

Again it doesn't matter how complex. For example Project- present final budget to the church. Has only one next action. Design menu for...

@TimBourne Weekly Review 1. One Color Notebook* for all Projects in one place 2. One Color Notebook* for all Contexts in one place...

@fooddude Make's very good GTD sense with very good GTD self-awareness and humility since your GTD approach appropriately coincides...

And I would say from that list that you are not dealing with anything at all complex or that includes a significant number of moving...

Thank you, Mike. But let's be clear: I am not an expert. I am not a teacher. I am just another person on a GTD journey.

An expert is somebody who has made a lot of mistakes and knows how to fix some of them. A teacher is someone who can explain both the...