GTD contexts are great to get a todo list actioned, but there's a real problem for me when time is important.

I want a calendar just like that: One that I can throw a task at a certain day and time, and tick it off (when the time comes) to fade into completed-ness.

To me, this would be ridiculously useful for planning and rescheduling tasks. A real trusted, flexible system for tasks for which time matters.

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Hi, I've been a fan of GTD and have been using/trying to apply it for over a year now. I have a problem but first let me explain what I do: I work as an International Sales Representative ie. Agent/Broker for some industrial products, that is, I'm a bridge (middle man) between buyers in my country and sellers from overseas (big factories). Some facts from within my job are:

1. I work confirming orders, I probably handle over 40 at the same time.

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I have been implementing GTD for a year now. Their is one thing that I really require an advice in this system.

I use paper in implementing my GTD, the only time I use the PC is when dealing with e-mails and using the calendar in outlook 2003.

The problem that I'm facing is that for projects I'm forced in writing next actions twice, once in my context next action list @car, @phone etc. and once in the Projects next action list.