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I keep a mindmap on my ipad for Ideas - I dump any idea into the map. Reviewing this is one of my weekly review items where I can decide if anything needs doing on this or not, plus I can then look...

I also keep my actions lists on paper and to keep track I use a yellow highlighter to identify the actions that have been started and when complete I go over in a green highlighter that way I can...

I came across the same one and bought a few - the paper is much better than the Moleskine - good quality and great with fountain pen ink. Three pockets in the back make it more useful although it is...

I too have switched back and forth between digital and paper. I have ended up with a hybrid based on what works best for me.

Outlook ( as we use corporately) for calander and day/date specific...

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I will be attending theLondon seminar - but this will be the first time attending any of the live sessions - hoping for further inspiration...


Niall

Great post btw.

I made the move back as well and find it very liberating - yes I still need computer and email etc etc but I find I think when I use paper so I find less stuff falls through the...

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I have a BB but I don't specifically use it for GTD. I use it in GTD mainly for the ability to clear off quick emails and keep my inbox manageable. I don't find the task app very usable, the...

From my experience the main differences are that the add-in enables automatic processing of emails into context lists, assignment to projects, deferring into calander, filing, creating waiting for...

I know what you mean..I have had and still have similar issues (see previous thread) but I have found that the only way round the issue of not getting things done was to force myself to schedule time...

As I was setting things up for the week I wondered what gets in the way of getting GTD 'right'. I came to the conclusion that there was very little but what did get in the way had a major impact. The...

I'm with Brent on this one, I tend to create a file with the most logical name based on how I'd most likely remember where to look. The simpler the filing the fewer place I have to look! e.g. at home...

I have tried digital entry via pocketpc's tablets etc but I have reverted to paper.

I use a pocket notebook for lists by context and for adhoc notes. This is with me all the time.

I have a...

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Yes I use mindmapping for meeting notes, project planning (supported on pc by mindgenius), general ideas thoughts etc. I tend to use icons to determine next actions - which get put onto the...

Topic close to my heart having tried everything from old Ataria portfolio's, HP100, Psion's, Palms, PocketPC, Smartphone, digital pens and tablets (hopelessly addicted to technology I know!) - I...

Max

personally use a Dymo Letra Tag

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Niall

Mike,

I have found that mindmaps are ideal for breaking projects/activities etc down into manageable chunks - having read the book I also found that getting to an action can be achieved easily -...

I prefer agenda fusion - esp the task by category. I also use pocket mindmap for all other outlines, lists etc, esp. useful with the task link into pocket outlook.

This works well for me with...