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First of all, congratulations! Welcome to the challenging world of getting things done in medical school.

(I'll apologize in advance for the length, as well as the many references to my...

Pardon if this is blatanly obvious, but sometimes that's the best kind of thing.

Depending on what kind of time frame you need with your calendar, you could print your outlook calendar as needed...

I've found that a couple paperback books or a number of magazines in the back of the cabinet do the trick. It's a kludge, but it works. If you use magazines, the drawer tends to be heavier, but you...

I'll add a couple things about schlepping stuff back and forth between two offices:

1. Have just as many of the travelling folders as you need. I'm a medical student (who's school is 30 miles...

You know, if I were going to teach this to children (actually, if I were going to teach this to anyone), I would emphasize the importance of realizing the committments that you've made to yourself...

Here are my tips:

1. Do the Weekly Review!!!! Especially if your projects span the course of a week, this is the best way to feel more secure about all of those "moving parts" on the context...

Alternatively, if you can't bring yourself to just toss your old bills, but you don't reference them very often, don't spend a lot of time and effort filing them. Get a box or something and just...

This may be a little off from the discussion you were looking for, but I'm going to contribute anyway.

I think a lot of people who get into GTD worry about priorities for a lot of reasons. First,...

Would someone be kind enough to measure the actual size of the pads of paper for the notetaker wallet sold on this site? I'm considering buying the wallet, but it's possible that the pads of paper...

OK, I'll throw another question at you: How well are you using the 2 - minute rule?

Now, your list could very easily be totally different from mine, but I find that lots of my...

You know, for me, one of the big things was looking through my action list and asking myself, "can I really just do this now?" I created a Pending category for things that are really the "next...

My two cents:

First of all, stop worrying about what's "anti-GTD." Give the methods a whole-hearted try; if something doesn't work for you, try something else. (Or read the book again -- you'll...

This message is being composed on one now. (I have the Acer.) Admittedly, I haven't used it so much for GTD; I still really rely on my palm. I also haven't tried TabletPlanner; I'm waiting for the...