I’m busy. And impatient. Consider it a symptom of a Gen-X, child of the 80’s type lifestyle, but I really don’t have time to waste. So why is it that websites still think that when looking to purchase their software, I’ll want to read pages of text about how great it is and then spend [...]
I haven’t been looking for GTD software recently. I’ve finally managed to find a system that works for me, and what do you know? It is a plain vanilla system utilising Outlook and Pocket Informant. But regardless of how comfortable in my current system I am, I will still keenly check out anything shiny and [...]
43folders.com had the most brilliant YouTube video this morning; I seriously never even considered all the things you could do with the new iPod Shuffle - and this has to be one of the most useful and inspired.
Check it out
When I first thought that perhaps 2007 was going to be the year that I got my collective GTD stuff together, I thought, as I normally do, that a computer program would suddenly make everything fall into place and my next actions and contexts would automatically make sense.
So I searched. Google is indeed my friend, [...]
A while ago, I saw a 43folders post on a GTD application called iCommit.
I originally attempted to sign up to the site from work, however at the time IE was not a supported browser. (And while I find it very cool that it supported just about everything but, I’m stuck with IE at work). [...]
I have tried numerous online and offline-computer-based resources to keep my GTD system in line. I’ve had a giant Word doc, modified Excel to within an inch of its life, followed the teachings of those who preach .txt files and made myself known to many an online and usb-drive Wiki.
But still I fall off [...]
