Amendment: Getting started with GTD is much easier if you have a buddy. Preferably, two buddies, and experienced GTDer buddy, and someone who is at the same experience level as you in implementing GTD. See GTD buddy system for more … Continue reading
As I was constructing the GTD Time-Lapse post I mentioned in passing that Google Drive is not as reliable as Dropbox. After I finished the post I went back and looked at Google Drive more carefully. In the beginning was Dropbox … Continue reading
GTD hit me like a ton of bricks. Modularity bricks that impacted my skull in this order: Paperless reference filing with Evernote and a ScanSnap. If you don’t have it, uneedit. One idea, one piece of paper. Indulge your brain, organize to … Continue reading
TLDR: Why people set up and then don’t use Evernote The first reason is that implementing GTD changes too many things at once. So, Evernote, even if it is installed and working, won’t be used. Evernote is a sub-casualty of … Continue reading
Web Clipper is … Evernote has a web page at https://evernote.com/webclipper/guide/#1 that shows you how Web Clipper works, and, what you can do with Web Clipper. I have not read Evernote’s entire web site, but it seems to me that Evernote … Continue reading
I wish Evernote had 2 more card capabilities than it has now … Thing 1: I wish that in addition to letting me take notes and stacking them into a rigid list or matrix, I wish that Evernote would give … Continue reading
Source: Evernote Introduction: I’m an Evernote fan boy. You may have guessed this from my previous Evernote posts on RestartGTD, or from my overthinking Evernote VS DropBox. Guilty as charged. The purpose of this post is to update the growth … Continue reading
Source: 13th Age via Adam.Legendary.org Introduction: When was the last time you stopped working in your office, and started working on your office? Kind of like the E-Myth idea of not working your business and instead working on your business. … Continue reading
Introduction: I had a request after yesterday’s post on clutter, to show the basic 3”x5” card and manila folder system that I urge people to implement GETTING THINGS DONE (GTD hereafter) with. This post’s purpose is to answer any questions … Continue reading
Source: Brevedy.com Introduction: Want to re-live the first three chapters of GETTING THINGS DONE and don’t have a minute to lose? Brevedy.com has posted a valiant attempt to distill the essence of David Allen’s genius here: http://www.brevedy.com/2013/12/10/video-getting-things-done-3-minutes/ Warning: If you have … Continue reading