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Should be even better with Inbox too, since it's now easy to add your own reminders directly, and to snooze emails. Still, I like Evernote for its flexibility.
by tempestn 12y ago
Should be even better with Inbox too, since it's now easy to add your own reminders directly, and to snooze emails.
Still, I like Evernote for its flexibility. Voice notes, pictures, clipped webpages to later reference, etc. Also ease of linking between notes and more flexibility and power in tagging than gmail (thinking nested tags on mobile). And I already used it in place of bookmarking for any reference material (since full-text search is so much easier than trying to catalog something I might need in years or never), so it made sense for me to use the same thing for GTD.
But I imagine any functional GTD systems is going to do the job pretty well. What works best for each person will certainly vary!
- Rafert 12y agoI've tried Evernote but I've fallen in to the trap of spending more time with managing the tool than getting actual stuff done. Like quanticle said, full-blown GTD is like nuclear fusion. I've got my own thing going with Inbox and Keep that works for me.