I’ve been using gtd to manage stuff for 4 years now, and without sounding cult like, it really has changed the way I work and live.

One thing I’ve found is that people often start to get bogged down with discussions on tools or apps when the letters GTD are mentioned. I’ve spent quite a lot of time coaching people in various productivity techniques, and I constantly remind people that it’s nothing todo with the tools, they should be transparent. It’s all about trusting the system you choose to use and reviewing it on a regular basis, whether that’s pen and paper, Omni Focus (which I use), RTM, Things, Tada and all the other possible ways people use to manage stuff.

I look forward to more posts from you, always nice to meet a fellow GTD fan.

Curtis

I’ve been using gtd to manage stuff for 4 years now, and without sounding cult like, it really has changed the way I work and live.

One thing I’ve found is that people often start to get bogged down with discussions on tools or apps when the letters GTD are mentioned. I’ve spent quite a lot of time coaching people in various productivity techniques, and I constantly remind people that it’s nothing todo with the tools, they should be transparent. It’s all about trusting the system you choose to use and reviewing it on a regular basis, whether that’s pen and paper, Omni Focus (which I use), RTM, Things, Tada and all the other possible ways people use to manage stuff.

I look forward to more posts from you, always nice to meet a fellow GTD fan.

Curtis

I’m really looking forward to this series, I’ve been a GTD fan for a while now. I’ve not read Ferris so it’d be great to see how he ‘gets things done’.

RTM is a great little application, I used it for a while but I left the cow in favour of Sandy.

Taking a look at it now I see it’s packed with a lot more features than it used to be, the addition of the task list alongside Gmail alone is enough to make me reconsider RTM again.

Keep up the good work, looking forward to reading more.

I’m really looking forward to this series, I’ve been a GTD fan for a while now. I’ve not read Ferris so it’d be great to see how he ‘gets things done’.

RTM is a great little application, I used it for a while but I left the cow in favour of Sandy.

Taking a look at it now I see it’s packed with a lot more features than it used to be, the addition of the task list alongside Gmail alone is enough to make me reconsider RTM again.

Keep up the good work, looking forward to reading more.