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Dave Edwards reacted to mcogilvie's post in the thread How I Used My Paper-Based System To Keep Notes with
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The logging system for projects and next actions in Things 3 is actually pretty great for this if you use it for this. You get a... -
I find it compliments my GTD practice, given the nature of my work. It reduces decision making further.
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@Tom_Hagen In the hopes furthering GTD optimization: While time-blocking can be used for large Projects . . . while being vulnerable...
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Yes, but I often get into arguments with myself. (No, you don’t.) It’s embarrassing to lose. (No it isn’t.)
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Most of us do that to some extent anyway. Work, sleeping, evening classes, holidays, etc. all have start and end times.
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Time blocking and GTD? Easy! Just divide yourself into to personas: Project Manager and Creator. Then in your calendar create their...
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This video is an answer to my question that I asked here once. Timeblocking is a kind of direction for large projects and this approach...
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@pgarth "Procrastination" . . . "sabortage" . . . " "task" . . . hmmm Thank you very much
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I have found success with time-blocking, with my agreement to be "within" a specific context for whatever time duration. What then...
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@Dave Edwards Thank you very much for your most worthy GTD video On this end, when something 'all important' enters life, 'usually'...
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GNewman reacted to ChristinaSkaskiw's post in the thread Why GTD Does Not Seem to Work for Me with Like.
Very interesting discussion. I’ve been thinking quite a bit about why some people love GTD and others don’t. A colleague of mine said...
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As a computer programmer, when you write code, do you write perfect code the first time every time, or do you have to refactor it? When...
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GTDinquirer reacted to John Forrister's post in the thread How to strike a balance between calendar and lists? with Like.
Hi KW7, For many people, the calendar is the trusted place to see what they have to do. As you've found, it's not efficient. Ideally you...
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@BenjaminBrasil Technology is an extrinsic reality with multiple ends . . . GTD has 'one' intrinsic end: to increase one's cognitive...
