Easy reference thanks to OnFolio

Will you read raving reviews for OnFolio from now on? No, of course not. But this is one thing I had to share with you. While I am writing this in a OF-note on the train, I am reading a saved website in a OF-collection. The site is the notes from Phil Gyford on the GTD-book. Since one of my co-workers borrowed the book, I don’t have any reference to fall back into every now and then. But reading Phil’s summary, it really gives me the right pointers and little lists to remind myself of various aspects of GTD. For instance the 5 phases of planning. Give it a read and put the page in a reference-bucket with the right keywords/tags for future reference!

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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 'Developments in GTD (short)'.
The next article on this blog is called 'Blink and GTD'.
You can find all the articles on the frontpage.
You can contact me via email on punkey at gmail dot com.

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