Category Archives: GTD

I’ve been using Brett’s GTD template within Lotus Notes to track all the things I have to do and I’m pretty pleased so far. On Brett’s site it mentions mNotes and it working with the GTD template but it doesn’t … Continue reading →

Account and $ numbers Affirmations Basic personal numbers (self and family members) Birthdays Checklists Gifts Ideas I don’t know what to do with, now that I’ve had them… Jokes Might wanna buy… Might wanna do when… Might wanna do with… … Continue reading →

tips for working at home

I’ve started using Brett’s GTD template for lotus notes. It was straight forward to get going and took most of yesterday to get all of the actions into the tool, but so far so good. Brett’s commented on here previously … Continue reading →

I think that’s a bit much, but Wired says GTD is a cult.

To-Done has a great guide to giving a great presentation. My fav is "don’t read your presentation" ..a trap I’ve seen loads of people fall into.

  boxed action    Originally uploaded by Rob Evans. If I’ve got a next action to do as part of a project or pick an action up on a call I write ‘action’ and draw a quick box around it. … Continue reading →

Slacker Manager writes a great peice on jump starting Getting things done here, and I’ve  just seen a great post on making sure you do what you get paid to do on Open Loops

I got pointed towards the enterprise version of Google Desktop Search today. It looks interesting as it can search through Lotus Notes too. So I’ll have ago installing that later this evening.

I’ve been reading 43 folders and I’ve liked some of the tips that they’ve posted. So I decided to bite the bullet and buy the book. Now I’m not saying I’m rubbish at organising myself but I thought it worth … Continue reading →