Last month I made the switch from Things to using OmniFocus (thanks to their great sale) and have spent a lot of time learning how to best use the application. One of the first things I learned to appreciate about OmniFocus was how it hides the things that shouldn’t have your attention. I thought I […]
Tag Archives: GTD
Three Years of GTD and Things
A few weeks ago I got into the Things Cloud Beta (which has been great), and started using the app again to manage my GTD workflow. I’ve been doing GTD for about three years now so I decided that I wanted to share some of the ways my practice has improved, and some of my […]
Improving How I Use Evernote
In the past month I’ve tightened up my GTD practice, and as part of that have I’ve relied on Evernote as my digital filing system. I want to talk about just some of the new ways I’m using Evernote on a day to day basis. Creating Many Notebooks Compared to how I used Evernote before, […]
Clear from Realmac Software
I’ve never used a task management app with sounds so much like Super Mario World. That has to be good right? I like a few things about this app: Those sound effects are fun and reward you for completing tasks. The ideas of priority and order are both taken care of by the neat colour […]
No rules. No color coding. No custom inboxes. No scripting. Just observe, decide and act. That’s it. 52 Tiger » Mail rules (via Instapaper)
GTD > The Workflow Map
Something I spent little while looking over while I refresh my GTD gears, recently reading David Allen’s second book Ready For Anything GTD > The Workflow Map
Watch Out – Great Looking Ubuntu Intrepid Apps
When you install a fresh new version of Ubuntu on your machine, is there a time when you find yourself scrolling through the entire list of all available applications to install? Hoping to find something new that may make using your Linux system that much more easier, productive, or fun to use? Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid […]
