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Not sure how many of you have seen the awesome bags that Gary at Waterfield is making...but they are really wonderful. Check them out at sfbags.com and you won't be disappointed. I use a number of...

Spot on!

gw

I completely agree with Katherine. GTD is a way of managing commitments, not an elixir to make them disappear. It sounds to me like you simply have too much to do, but haven't reached the point...

I use a pretty basic list of contexts...just as many as I need...

@Errands
@Home
@Work
@Calls
@Agendas
@Laptop

I also keep separate projects lists for Work and Home, and a Someday/Maybe...

I like to keep things off of the desktop on my computer...just like my real desktop. I currently have 2 icons on my desktop that connect me to network drives at work. Other than that...things go in...

Next actions are really such a simple thing...but it does require thought and decision making to arrive at the correct one. Sometimes the next action I first come to has something in front of it...

I too review my lists as often as I need to. Some weeks I have been in and out of them so regularly that my weekly review is a quick assessment. Other weeks I have to spend a longer period of time...

I agree with previous posts... I purposely do my weekly dump onto a legal pad because it's fast and I am never tempted to organize my thoughts. If I am sitting at the computer it becomes much...

I check my e-mail on my phone all the time. Becuase my phone is my PDA I can enter next actions and calendared items on the spot if I have a few minutes while waiting for an appointment. It works...