Category Archives: GTD

I’ve been working my way this week through the process of a full implementaion of the GTD methodology and all seems to be going OK. I previously had implemented a partial system, ie. I had a full next action list … Continue reading →

Having just come back from a four day trip to southern spain (28 degress…hmm) I know what this post is getting at, how to clean out your red inbox. My big tip here is to start with the most recent … Continue reading →

Two reasons for this post. One, an awful lot of people complained about the volume of emails we receive these days. And secondly to test Technorati tags Technorati Tags: GTD

what a great idea, take a pic of them and upload to flickr available anywhere..cool.

I’ve got two presentations to give over the next three days to the European network teams. So I’m busy writing the material today and reading the tips of giving great presentations such as this and this. My own tips are, … Continue reading →

I just made a suggestion to Brett for his Notes GTD tool. I’ve asked Brett to include a task time option so you can assign a time indicator to an action. So when you’ve got 5 mins between two conf … Continue reading →

Following on the idea of the procrastination dash and Jeff’s progressive dash, I’ve been experimenting with a squirelly new system to pound through my procrastinated to-do list. Brace yourself, because it is a bit more byzantine than is Merlin 2005’s … Continue reading →

My first Moleskine notebook arrived yesterday morning. It’s a peice of art and almost too good to spoil by writing in it.

Tipmonkies has a roundup of the online calendar tools. I’m still looking for one and I’ll give these a quick look.

I’ve dumped MLO as it’s just too cumbersome. It’s great as a project tool but just too big for a simple actions recording and reminding tool. I don’t use outlook so I don’t benefit from any of that functionality. So … Continue reading →

Reading GTD Wannabe a few days back and I stumbled on MLO, that’s My Life Organised. The pro’s so far appear to be it’s hugely powerful. I really like the projects functionality of MLO. I’m still playing with the 45 … Continue reading →

A few weeks back I got the chance to pick up a new printer so I did about 10 mins research and plumped for the iP3000. It turns out that 43 folders makes the iP3000 the winner for it’s challenge … Continue reading →

  secondary screen    Originally uploaded by Rob Evans. Had a bad day with wireless today the AP died so it’s back to a wired connection for a while until I replace the AP. But it dawned on me that … Continue reading →