GTD, Get Things Done! noob
GTD, Get Things Done! noob
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- JKristofer0
No sweat Mojo!
David Allen is a PC user as well. There are plenty of tools available for Outllook. From what I understand Outlook is fantastic for GTD.
Don't even worry about the software just yet. The entire system can be used and was designed to be used without software anyway.
Start by collecting/downloading.
I never use post-its as RoomFive recommends above, and would never make that recommendation. Stick with index cards. You'll never be without them and there will also be a stack in your pocket and more available within reach.
Once you've started collecting you will already begin to feel more in control.
- different things work for different people I guess, post-it's have always ensured I get stuff done! :)RoomFive
- I know and I want to agree, but in this particular case I don't see how post-its would be effective at all.JKristofer
- Outlook and post-it notes for sure. Omnioutliner looks steller!danthon