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fooddude
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Do you keep "reference" lists separate from next action lists?
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Yes.
Sunday at 3:46 AM
gtd solo-studente
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Do you keep "reference" lists separate from next action lists?
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@fooddude Very nice . . . good job "Art of the Deal" . . . Library worthy? Good GTD Lists . . . very nice Thank you very much
Saturday at 7:55 PM
fooddude
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Sure. I wanted it to be simple. So I don't have @walmart, @Lowes etc. I may put the most likely place on my errand, but If I am out I...
Saturday at 2:03 PM
gtd solo-studente
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Examples of GTD in real-world practice
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@fooddude All good . . . your GTD standards are most appreciated . . . thank you very much
Saturday at 1:56 PM
fooddude
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Examples of GTD in real-world practice
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For me, I keep it as simple as possible. I put a project on my project list and the very next action (and only that action) goes in...
Saturday at 1:51 PM
gtd solo-studente
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@fooddude "not a place you can do something" Is @Errands a 'place' ? If one's @Home is conventional, are being on a Plane or Train a...
Saturday at 1:51 PM
fooddude
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A context is where you can do something. ie @Phone, @Computer, @Home, @Work, @Errands. @Watch is not a place you can do something...
Saturday at 12:58 PM
gtd solo-studente
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@fooddude Very good . . . thus, what makes a Contexts a Contexts? Thank you very much
Saturday at 10:24 AM
fooddude
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Those are not contexts.
Saturday at 9:40 AM
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This is a fantastic question, and it highlights the exact gap between reading GTD theory and making the "mind like water" workflow...
Saturday at 8:42 AM
achieve
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This is a fantastic question, and it highlights the exact gap between reading GTD theory and making the "mind like water" workflow...
Saturday at 8:31 AM
gtd solo-studente
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One GTD Sheet . . . make it work . . . craft One Digital GTD Sheet . . . otherwise life's variables (GTD parameters) will (with 99%...
Saturday at 7:25 AM
gtd solo-studente
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On this end "movies to watch" is a @Context . . . @Watch [Eyes-&-Ears] . . . 'just like' @Listen [Ears] . . . @Read [Eyes], etc. all on...
Saturday at 7:09 AM
gtd solo-studente
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@OCDMike82 As well note . . . just do another low-cost Capture and have it's objectiveness move-on to Clarifying The 'redundant'...
Saturday at 7:01 AM
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I’ll often capture something multiple times, and subsequently process and organize them. More than once, I’ve found “Buy toilet paper”...
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