Not a "Project" or no "Action" just stuff !

[persistence]

Where would you keep "Stuff" that is not a "Project" or does not have a "Next Action"!
For example: Things to remember when leaving home for a 3 week period, Tire size for youre car,Passwords not to forget Etc.... Just Stuff....

I use Outlook With GTD Add In to manage all my task.

Thank You

[Rainer Burmeister]

For this kind of stuff I use a Moleskine Memo Pocket, that's a small portable accordion file folder.

Rainer

[Evaluise]

But why should I carry this kind of stuff around in something that is portable? I simply put them in the proper files named "Holiday", "Car" etc. - no, there is no file named "Passwords" ... but perhaps there is a book in your office or living room or whereever you're quite sure nobody is ever going to open?

[persistence]

More precisely i would like to find a way to keep this Stuff within my "Outlook Add In" set up i am now using.

Maybe it would be under a electronic "File Format" !

[Brent]

This is what your filing cabinets are for. Or your "My Documents" folder, for electronic information.

[unstuffed]

For example: Things to remember when leaving home for a 3 week period,

Checklist of things to take to {destination}. In my filing cabinet with the travel stuff.

Tire size for youre car,

In the filing cabinet with all my car documents.

Passwords not to forget

In a spiral-bound notebook in the top drawer next to the computer.

I use Outlook With GTD Add In to manage all my task.

Apart from suggesting you have a folder with your GTD stuff, labelled "Checklists" or something like it, I can't help you as I don't use Outlook (I'm civilised and use a Mac )

[jknecht]

I keep this kind of stuff in Outlook notes.

[jpm]

I keep a lot of this kind of info in Palm memos/outlook notes.

[hth]

I keep a lot of this kind of info in Palm memos/outlook notes.

I second this recommendation.

If you get an idea to improve the lists, you have them always with you. If you need them, they are always in place. If you lose your palm, you have a backup.

For confidential information I use an encryption tool.

Yours
Alexander

[Cluby1]

Outlook Notes is where I store this type of thing. I have a few lists there:

Books to Read
Quotes
Wines/Beers to Try
Movies to Rent
Blog Ideas (I've wanted to set up a blog but haven't and may in the future)