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Hi Jan,

Tasks don't need to be allocated to a specific project or higher level goal, they may just be pickup book from bookstore or buy pen refills from stationery store, things that just need to...

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I get a lot of calls and ideas when in the car but need a good form of capturing them. My ideal would be something like an iPhone app that I can press one button to record what I want, and...

Until recently, I have just been using Outlook for GTD and printing lists off whilst out and about, managing Agendas by creating an Outlook Category called @Agenda's and creating a single Outlook...

Hi Pam,

I have an A4/Letter sized plastic folder which i empty my wallet out into when travelling or until I put my expense claim in.

If it's at home, I empty my wallet into my In Tray and then...

Hi,

Welcome to GTD and the Forum.

I think your best place to start is to read the book, wholly embrace and implement the system over a period of time, and see what happens from there, take...

Gideon,

From a GTD Point of view a Problem usually leads into a project, for example a problem may be that the Garage is untidy and needs to be cleared out which would be captured as a thought as...

Hi Andy,

That's great news, I was thinking of shelling out for a Moleskine, but now I might pickup one of these and see how it goes.

I also accidentally stumbled across a potential Capture...

[QUOTE=JohnV474;70461]I like 8.5x11 binders but they are too bulky often, so I carry a 5x8 Moleskine with my Next Actions, Calendar, and Projects List and keep my 8.5x11 binder with lists, Project...

Hi,

You can setup filters to either look at specific words in the subject or sent to specific email addresses (emailaddress@gmail.com+computer for example) to be automatically tagged with a...

I have a process that I find works very well, although I cannot claim credit for devising this method, it was implemented after hearing about it on a Podcast from the GTD Virtual Study Group, but...

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I have been fortunate enough to secure a new position which means I will be working from Home and on the road rather than from an office.

I have been looking for a rolling laptop bag that...

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There was a Podcast a while back covering being mobile with GTD which I found very useful as I have a "full time" desk at work, but very little space for anything at home, the tips and...

Hi,

Recycling a tip from someone else on here (Sorry!), but it seems to work quite well.

When my lists start to backup, I look through the list and work out things that take a maximum of 10...

Hi Matt,

I'm glad you posted on this as I have the same problem, as I work in IT and it's not as clear cut.

I have just left things with @Work, @Home contexts at the moment, which seems to...

Hi Abhay,

My immediate line manager has noticed, and in some cases has started to duplicate some of my GTD processes in a small way for himself.

However, it's not his decision, it's directors...

Has anyone leveraged the fact that they practice the GTD methodology to gain a competitive advantage either for job interviews, promotion within existing organisation etc and how did you communicate...

Hi,

Have you considered Mind Mapping to layout the structure and format of your document to create the bones which you can then lay more content onto?

Here's an article that's written by a book...

I'm looking for advice on setting up a home workspace for a very small home, or possibly a totally portable option.

I have everything setup and working well at Work with filing, supplies and...

Hi,

I find that both Mindmapping and Flowdiagrams work well for software projects (mainly web development) for me at the moment.

I tend to draw up a system spec for the project and then keep a...

Hi,

One vote for Evernote from me. You would need to upgrade to the Premium (Paid) edition to upload files other than small PDF Files, but it will allow for note taking, clipping from a...