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ATPM 13.02 - A Survey of the GTD App Landscape

Tags: gtd, productivity on 2008-09-19 and saved by29 people -All Annotations (8) -About

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The bottom line for GTD is fairly straightforward. How do you get things
done? By determining what the next action is for any given task or
project, and keeping your focus on that.
Software Proliferation
There are stand-alone applications, plug-ins, widgets,
templates, and Web sites
from the
simplest widget to complex commercial applications, and obviously must
include common task/to-do list programs as well as large
project-management suites.
every user will implement GTD to a different extent
and, more importantly, in a different context
My goal here is to give an overview of the software tools available
Web or Browser-Based Solutions
Local, Stand-Alone Applications

Hive Five: Five Best GTD Applications

Tags: gtd, productivity on 2008-04-14 and saved by20 people -All Annotations (0) -About

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BitNami :: Tracks

Tags: gtd, productivity on 2008-04-09 and saved by3 people -All Annotations (0) -About

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Getting To Done: Communication - A guide to email triage

Tags: email, gtd, howto, productivity on 2008-01-10 and saved by2 people -All Annotations (0) -About

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first action you should take is to clean up and clean out your inbox.
once you've got folders set up to organize and archive your messages, and you've got a clean inbox, you simply need to establish a process and stick to it.
When checking e-mail, do your best to either respond, file, archive or delete every message you read when you first read it. If you don't do this things will tend to hang around in your inbox.
Check your mail 3-4 times a day instead of every 10 minutes.
I found that I spent WAY too much time "catching up" and sorting out a huge number of messages from my inbox. I took a hint from the way I do personal email with Gmail, and quit the folder madness.

Now I Keep all my current (i.e. newer than date ____) messages in one folder and search if I can't find something. I keep my inbox in threaded view, so I rarely have to search at all.
flag items that need follow-up or response.

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Sneak Preview: Previewing Things, Alpha Task Manager for Mac

Tags: gtd, macapps, productivity, review on 2008-01-10 and saved by2 people -All Annotations (0) -About

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Mind Manager Pro 6 Review - from InnovationTools.com

Tags: gtd, infomgt, macapps, productivity, winapps on 2007-07-22 -All Annotations (0) -About

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List of mind mapping software - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Tags: gtd, macapps, productivity, winapps on 2007-07-22 and saved by17 people -All Annotations (0) -About

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MindManager X5 5.1: Full Review - Review by PC Magazine

Tags: gtd, infomgt, macapps, productivity on 2007-07-22 -All Annotations (0) -About

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Musings from Mars » If I Complete A Digression, Did I Get Anything Done?

Tags: gtd on 2007-07-21 -All Annotations (0) -About

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How to Get Started with Getting Things Done - BNET

Tags: 6.persint, gtd, howto, mgt on 2007-07-12 and saved by7 people -All Annotations (0) -About

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