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Our Most Popular PostsHandling Non-Dated, but Important Next Actions (OmniFocus, GTD method)Scottw | Jan 24 2008I currently use OmniFocus to implement my GTD method. I find it to be about the best organization app and I live and breath by it and iCal. I try to keep my inbox at zero, and I feel as though I am running with all four on the floor and while that might look funny, my system seems to work for me. HOWEVER... read more »6 Comments
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GTD for homemakers?evilbrent | Jan 15 2006GTD for homemakers? read more »POSTED IN:
The popularity of that prime numberMerlin Mann | Feb 9 2005The recent volume of email, calls, and IMs about a single issue makes me think it’s time to state something publicly and explicitly: 43 Things is not related to 43 Folders in any way. Full stop. read more »POSTED IN:
Electronic vs. Paperabosio | Nov 16 2006Electronic vs. Paper read more »POSTED IN:
Make #02 shippingMerlin Mann | May 18 2005Now shipping from Amazon and on its way to subscribers' mailboxes. read more »POSTED IN:
43F Summer Catch-upMerlin Mann | Sep 6 2005Labor Day’s over, campers. Time to put away your espadrilles and start trying to look busy. With Summer symbolically behind us, here’s a fast overview of some favorite 43F posts from the past 3 months. read more »POSTED IN:
File cabinets are my black hole--are there any alternatives?ggrozier | Nov 16 2005POSTED IN:
Art & GTDBrad Blackman | Apr 21 2006This topic has been incubating in my brain the past few weeks, and I'm getting it to where it can be reasonably put together. It's partially a response to kenzi's thread, GTD and the creative life...possible? (N.B.-I haven't put it into practice yet for fine art, but I can see how it would work in theory since it works so well for design projects.) Art isn't always created in a linear fashion, but for the most part I'd say art creation usually follows this general process: read more »POSTED IN:
Google Calendar on an Index CardMichael Smith | Oct 10 2007Has anyone ever figured out a good way to print a Google Calendar onto index cards. I can get something printed onto an index card, but its so small, I can't read it. I use Google calendar at my desk, but I have a Levenger International Pocket Briefcase and I would like to be able to print a weekly calendar to carry in my Pocket Briefcase. I used to use Airset and it was easy to do such from Airset. I have been on gCal for about six months and I have never been able to find a successful method for producing an index card version of my calendar. Anybody got any ideas? POSTED IN:
Student/Academic Filing Questioncaseykoons | Apr 29 2006Student/Academic Filing Question read more »POSTED IN:
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