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Many of the GTD guys do use paper, for the same reasons. I sell a GTD app [1] but used paper (moleskine booklet) when I was at b school and working a full day a
by richardw 15y ago
Many of the GTD guys do use paper, for the same reasons. I sell a GTD app [1] but used paper (moleskine booklet) when I was at b school and working a full day and also writing Tudumo when I had spare minutes. Paper is easier than a phone, tangible, makes you think about what you're putting down. The GTD guys call this your 'ubiquitous capture' device - something that's with you always, not back in the office, so when you think of something you need to do, it's right there. I have an iPhone with various todo apps, but still keep the moleskine in my notebook bag.
[1] http://www.tudumo.com http://www.tudumo.com
- steviesteveo 15y agoOf course, other brands of notebook will also work.
- richardw 15y agoTotally. In fact despite my using the name (which GTD'ers would recognise), I don't get the brand aspect of it at all. I bought it just to see why the paper-users fawned over it, and I've found a 20c ring-bound notebook worked better since I could easily tear pages out.