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I find myself with available...How does a geek hack GTD? By: Merlin Mann (48 replies) September 15, 2004 - 6:52am |
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I find myself with available...
I find myself with available work time away from internet connections frequently (e.g. waiting outside my daughter’s violin lesson, eating lunch at Blimpie), so I need two contexts for work I can do on my PowerBook: @offline and @online.
I also use a list which could be a subset of your @tech: “@saw” (as in “sharpening the”… a holder over from my Covey days). I drop into it all my items which will make me better at whatever I’m doing or hope to do (example: Read 43 Folders!).