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Thanks for the thoughts and advice. I'll follow up once I figure out a plan.

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I'm in a bit of a bind whether I have a project or area of focus on my hands here:

1. There is a news story I am following, and I want to save all information I find relating to it. The...

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I have @Agenda as a context in my Next Actions. I have a meeting every monday morning. Until recently I would make a list of everything to bring up at the meeting and have it in a tickler for...

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I have a few major conferences I am attending (not planning), and I can't quite figure out what list to put them on. Obviously they are on my calendar, but I also have some to-do items...

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What is the general consensus on a Universal Inbox vs seperate business and personal inboxes (I'm talking email here). I am on the fence with having my work email forwarded to my personal...

I have noticed a few times that I will be working on my @work contexts, and then forgetting things that I needed to pick up (@errands), or a second facility I need to do some work at (@other...

I've been finding a bit of a problem with my GTD system. I use evernote and have 3 notebooks:
Inbox
Reference
Workflow

I keep it simple, everything is either an action or not, I differentiate...

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I've been working on my areas of focus and I have them set up like this

Personal

AoF 1

AoF2

etc.

When I open my area of focus "A" folder, should I have projects in there or reference material or both? How do I phrase a goal so it is not a project or responsibility, and are goals above aofs or...

Right now when I process stuff, I put it into reference or action, and from there I will put it on lists. I have started to think that my action lists are cluttered by things that are really tracking...

Thanks for all the tips! I have a few more reference related questions:
I am using evernote, but that is not necessarily applicable to my questions.

1. When KISS filing in A-Z, i find myself...

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I've been trying out GTD for the last few weeks, and I have run into a few snags. Whenever I do, I always start to muddy the water with extra lists, contexts, etc., making it too specific and...