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Member Exclusive: Mindsweep Webinar

Kelly, both the weekly review and the mindsweep webinar were terrific.
Quick well guided and suited to get me back on the wagon.
I love what you are doing with connect.
Thank-you.

Simply GTD with Kelly: iPhone to Outlook - one less choice

For those of you who have followed by journey with GTD & iPhone, at one time I tried and mentioned KeyTasks by Chapura for synching to Outlook. They just discontinued it. So pull back your horses on that one, it's dead.



As best I can tell, Toodledo seems to be the only option for iPhone>Outlook synching, unless the new iPhone 3.0 OS has brought something new to the table around all that.

Member Exclusive: Can Someone Tell Me What Software Was Used Here?

New to this. I have read the book and love GTD Connect. I am wondering if anyone can tell me what software this screen shot if of.

Thank you.

SB

Member Exclusive: Tip About Reading Forum Posts

Here's a tip for those of you who read the GTD Connect Forums frequently and want to get to the latest post quickly. Edit your Forum settings to have newest posts appear first:

1. Go to Edit Profile: http://www.davidco.com/forum/profile.php?do=editoptions
2. Under thread display options, chan...

Member Exclusive: Routines - The Magic Of The E-in-basket

David Allen often highlights the power of the in-basket to manage the stuff in your world (David has a video of this in the media area)

I've adapted a method that makes use of this concept in an electronic form, i.e the e-in-basket, to manage routines. I've implemented this using mind mapping so...

Member Exclusive: A Peak Into Someone's GTD System

Meghan Wilker, who will be one of David's next In Conversation interviews for GTD Connect members, wrote up a great summary of her system for us to share with you all. We know you love to get a peak into other people's setups, so enjoy!

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When I first came across Getting Things Done four ye...

GTD Times: Hacking Mail and iCal for GTD

Yes, we know it makes for a great debate, but GTD really is for men or women, PC or Mac, paper or digital.  It's an approach that gets overlayed onto the tools that work for you.  Since so many GTD'ers are on a Mac, and we're always looking to feature a wide-range of GTD'er styles, Meghan Wilker was chosen as one of David Allen's upcoming "In Conversation" interviews for GTD Connect members.   It will be posted on GTD Connect this summer.  We're also excited that Meghan will soon be a regular co

Member Exclusive: Outlook 2007 With Add-on Vs. Eproductivity

I am new here and don't know much. I have ADHD and I am trying to determine how Outlook 2007 with the new GTD add on would compare with Lotus Notes and Eproductivity. I understand that this question may be to general in nature but any input is highly welcome. I hope I have posted this to the prop...

Member Exclusive: Collect Podcast - Organizer As A Collection Tool

In the latest podcast, the team discussed their concerns with using a bound notetaker (journal, organizers) to collect new information. Because it is not possible to tear out pages, they cannot be dropped into an Inbox, and there is risk that the notes never make it to the organizing phase...

I've...

Member Exclusive: Best Practices Of Collect

David Allen and his technology team discuss the best practices of GTD's Collect phase. What makes a good collection tool? What do you need on-the-go? At home? Hear David's tips & tricks on this key phase of the the GTD system.