How I GTD

Below is a list of tools that I use to maintain my productivity black belt status…

Text substitution app Texter saves you countless keystrokes by replacing abbreviations with commonly used phrases you define.

(via lifehacker)

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The Macbook Pro is the Bentley of laptops and on a cold night it can even keep you warm.

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For me nothing is better than a Moleskine Weekly Planner to help keep one on track…

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Journler is a Mac only application that is a near perfect electronic ubiquitous capture device…it’s a word processor, you can record audio and video with it, you can even use it as a blog editor.

List Of Super Groovy Productivity Applications That May Make Your Life Better…

  • Calgoo, lets you sync your 30 boxes or Google calendar online and offline.
  • Thinking Rock, Thinking Rock is a free software application for collecting and processing your thoughts following the GTD methodology.
  • Quicksilver, Mac only application that has a tiny bit of a learning curve, but if you are patient you’ll find out that this bad boy is a powerful tool. here is a link to a review

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  1. 1 dannielo on May 22, 2008 said:

    For implementing GTD you might try out this web-based application:

    Gtdagenda.com

    You can use it to manage your goals, projects and tasks, set next actions and contexts, use checklists, schedules and a calendar.
    A mobile version is available too.

    As with the last update, now Gtdagenda has full Someday/Maybe functionality, you can easily move your tasks and projects between “Active”, “Someday/Maybe” and “Archive”. This will clear your mind, and will boost your productivity.

    Hope you like it.

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