21 links to start with GTD

28 11 06 - 08:31 - Bookmark this post

Since this weblog started in november 2004 I have written on very different subjects. From new software to random thoughts. But also some links and articles on how to start with GTD. What it is, how you could implement it and where potential pitfalls might be. Today I want to share those posts with you again. It was a little trip down memorylane for me and it sure brought back some memories now and then. I hope you enjoy this list and it can be of any help for you. We start with the oldest post and work to the present day. No specific order in priority or context, just in time!

  1. What IS Getting Things Done?
  2. Using GTD, what’s the lesson?
  3. Showdown 1: Using Evernote
  4. First thing tomorrow in the office: uncheck Outlook options
  5. Showdown 2: Using OnFolio
  6. The loop in collecting, processing and organizing
  7. How to print the DIY planner in Europe
  8. Overorganization, some thoughts
  9. 10 Steps To Better Meetings
  10. Online GTD Discussiongroups, a comparison
  11. 8 Steps to a succesfull and empty Inbox after your vacation
  12. The difference between GTD at home and at work
  13. Backpack and GTD
  14. The connection between GTD and Tai Chi (one of my favorites!)
  15. 6 types of email and how to deal with it
  16. Using Backpack and GTD, continued
  17. The 5 reasons why The Weekly Review is difficult
  18. I heart Weekly Review!
  19. Three questions to ponder about
  20. Mindmanager, an excellent GTD tool? Win free licenses!
  21. GyroQ lets you work through your interruptions (contest included!)

Thanks to Manny Hernandez for the initial idea!



Thank you very much for putting the list together. Your articles are very inspiring. Keep up the good work.
Jarrod () (URL) - 28 11 06 - 22:08



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This is an article which is part of my weblog "What's the Next Action". It deals with everything GTD and the five phases of projectplanning as written by Dave Allen in his book "Getting Things Done".

The previous article on this blog is called 'GyroQ lets you work through your interruptions (contest included!)'.
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