Since you've implemented GTD, or tried using covey's 4 quadrant system, has anyone found that they're still pushed to do things at the last minute.

I'm a student at university, and I've tried so hard to work on my important but not urgent stuff. And even though I spent so much time on it, I still find myself having to do projects at the last minute.

Anyone have comments on the following? Are the issues philosophical, technical, style-related, other ... ?

1 - Why don't most (all?) task-management apps allow for multi-level sorting of tasks? For example, sort active tasks to the top, then sub-sort flagged tasks to the top of active tasks, then sub sort by due date - or some such scenario. I see iGTD can do this. I'm not sure about OmniFocus. Most other task-management apps don't seem able to do this.

2 - Why do so few notes/clippings managers include outlining capabilities? For example, DevonThink vs Circus Ponies NoteBook.

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I listed the "Getting Things Done" today on my Ipod. I really need to real it twice.

I must say it seems daunting to actually have 43 folders, actual physical folders.

Is there another way?

Sorry, I am not well educated and promise to read more before I ask too many dumb questions.

s morton

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