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Primitive version of GTD. GTD solves the issues raised in this post and more. Many todo apps work with a GTD workflow. I use Toodledo (web app) and Due Today (A
by roel_v 14y ago
Primitive version of GTD. GTD solves the issues raised in this post and more. Many todo apps work with a GTD workflow. I use Toodledo (web app) and Due Today (Android), they sync perfectly. Re-reading the GTD book every 6 months or so helps to be consistent with applying it, because the devil is in thinking 'oh I'm just going to skip this or that task for now', or not being diligent in e.g. assigning contexts. For GTD (any system, really) to work, you need to hammer it into your habits until it's stuck so snugly that it feels weird to do things any other way.
- MatthewPhillips 14y agoI'm really glad that this works for you, but it sounds like hell.
- dpcx 14y agoIt is. But once you slog through hell long enough, it's not so bad anymore.
- roel_v 14y agoNot half as bad as not having a system, and having to spend significant mental resources on keeping track of what to do, what to prioritize, when to do them, etc. Not having to think about that meta-information frees up resources to actually do things.