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helpGetting off the ground - feeling panicked/worriedPat Armstrong | Apr 26 2008Hi all. I’ve read through most of Getting Things Done about twice now, thought about implementing it quite a bit, and even posted here once or twice. I’ve bought a filing cabinet (something I swore I’d never do), a stack of folders and adhesive labels, and a bunch of index cards. I’ve decided to give it a go, since I’m in my last year at uni, working part-time, and usually have a few personal/freelance projects on the go at any one time as well as a social life to keep a grip on, so there’s a lot of stuff to manage there. read more » POSTED IN:
Getting Things Done with Independent ClassesChris | Jan 8 2008Hello! I am a college student, taking independent classes. This means that, except for one online class, I have little accountability. Unfortunately, this has always been a problem with me. Are there any tips and tricks for applying to GTD to this situation? I basically am just handed a syllabus and the reading material. Although I can set due dates for the units, I still procrastinate and am not efficient in getting things done! read more » POSTED IN:
not having to remember to sync an iphoneSam Smith | Oct 13 2007Having just switched to an iPhone, the huge thing that’s not there any more is wireless syncing. When I wake up at 4am having remembered I need to do something today, I just put it in my phone and go back to sleep; and trust the syncing to be reminded at the appropriate time. read more » POSTED IN:
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