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July 20, 2009
Member Exclusive: My In Box
One of the cats seems to think my inbox is the perfect place for a nap, which makes me wonder, "Is is actionable...".
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Published on July 20, 2009 13:08
GTD Times: Tracking Projects in Outlook
A Microsoft Outlook user recently asked one of our coaches:
Coach Wayne Pepper replied:
I keep my Projects list in Outlook Tasks. I simply create a category in Tasks labeled "Projects". <!--more-->Then, whenever I process a thought, an email, a piece of pape
After working with the GTD system for quite awhile, I find tracking next actions in Outlook to be pretty easy. The harder part is tracking projects. Where do you do that and how do you move from the 10,000 level (projects) to the runway (actions)?
Coach Wayne Pepper replied:

Published on July 20, 2009 12:13
Member Exclusive: When Are You Done With A Project?
Coach Wayne Pepper talks about projects and recognizing when you are done, process for completion and owning shared projects.







Published on July 20, 2009 10:54
Member Exclusive: Lost In The Cloud
Interesting Op-Ed piece in yesterday's NY Times, called "Lost in the Cloud." It's brief, but it raises some big questions about how applications for cloud computing are developed and made available to consumers. If you are managing your GTD lists in the cloud, or considering that option, you'll fi...







Published on July 20, 2009 08:57
Member Exclusive: Blending Of Project List And Project Support?
Hi,
Lately, I had this gnawing sense that my lists were not quite complete. I decided to do a thorough weekly review to get back on top of things but still, it felt weird. When reviewing everything a second time it hit me. I think I might be blending my project support items with my project list...

Lately, I had this gnawing sense that my lists were not quite complete. I decided to do a thorough weekly review to get back on top of things but still, it felt weird. When reviewing everything a second time it hit me. I think I might be blending my project support items with my project list...






Published on July 20, 2009 02:40
July 19, 2009
Member Exclusive: Just Cranked Through About 20 Widgets @home
After a long period of time of resisting my @home context I finally broke through and completed a ton of it. The key here was a weekly review and finally processing through my inbox, once I gave myself permission to add to @home rather than to do as things came to mind I was free.
The weird thin...

The weird thin...






Published on July 19, 2009 20:39
July 18, 2009
Member Exclusive: The All Day Weekly Review
I thought you'd all get a chuckle out of this--if it doesn't send you running to the hills in fear about what this might mean! David Allen just sent me an email saying:
[QUOTE:]Another podcast idea: Last week I did an almost-all-day weekly review. Interesting to really scrub my system at another ...

[QUOTE:]Another podcast idea: Last week I did an almost-all-day weekly review. Interesting to really scrub my system at another ...






Published on July 18, 2009 16:44
Member Exclusive: Sharing Inboxes With A Spouse
Someone recently wrote to us at connect@davidco.com and asked:
[QUOTE:]Hi David and GTD team! My husband and I read your book last summer and started implementing the system separately - mostly because we were separate.* I was living in a different city, finishing pharmacy school while he worked and...

[QUOTE:]Hi David and GTD team! My husband and I read your book last summer and started implementing the system separately - mostly because we were separate.* I was living in a different city, finishing pharmacy school while he worked and...






Published on July 18, 2009 09:41
July 17, 2009
GTD Times: How David Developed GTD
In this 10 minute podcast, David shares some of his early days of learning the principles behind GTD. An interesting look at the evolution of GTD and the concept of projects and next actions. Listen Now>>>







Published on July 17, 2009 16:15
Member Exclusive: GTD Add On By Netcentrics
I am an infant in terms of GTD (may even less than that) I am interested in the GTD add on by Netcentrics but when I looked at a pdf which I obtained from their website I am wondering if this add on is primary designed to use the GTD method with email. Is this true or is this add on designed to h...







Published on July 17, 2009 13:51
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