Getting Things Done GTD with Personal Development and Motivation for Success

There is a great post over at Lifehack.org about using Gmail and Gcal to take charge of your daily tasks and to do lists. There are a million tools out there to keep track of your tasks, your appointments, your emails and reminders. But let’s face it — each of them have their drawbacks, and […]

After reading the great blog entry titled “How to Make a GTD System for Around $20” over at Cranking Widgets, I decided to add a UK spin to this theme as I am based in the UK and I have quite a few UK based readers. The Cranking Widgets blog entry takes you through building […]

Well, I thought it was about time to write the next installment in my journey to stress free productivity utilizing the GTD system. Hopefully, you will already have read my previous posts on Getting Started, and also my “stuff” Collection Day. Well, as stated in the collection day post, I collected rather a lot of […]

Just caught this podcast via 43Folders.com. For those of you who are not using Mac’s, or those of you who use Mac’s and don’t watch MacBreak, you may not be familiar with Leo Laporte. Leo hosts Mac Break that also features the GTD Guru, Merlin Mann. Leo also has a weekly Podcast called the Tech […]

I found out about iGTD from reading the download of the day link from Lifehacker. Sounds good so I have added this as a task to my @computer task list! iGTD is a Mac OS X application for implementing the Getting Things Done methodology from David Allen.  It is a very nice looking application that […]

Just returned back after three days in Amsterdam on an affiliate marketing event and also a weeks holiday to Northumberland, UK. Back to it with the GTD posts now. Anyway, quickly, before my next post on my GTD journey I have found a link to a “Getting Things Done in 60 Seconds”, which is a […]

I know a lot of GTD’ers and readers of my blog are Mac users so I thought I would share this little gem with you all. A friend gave me a great tip that resulted in myfreeing up 4.4 GB of precious hard disk space, purely by removing the unused language files on my MacBook […]

Just seen a post about this application at LifeHacker. Thinking Rock is a cross platform GTD Application for collecting and processing your thoughts using the GTD Methodology. Thinking Rock allows you to collect your thoughts and process them into actions, projects, information or future possibilities. Actions can be done by you, delegated to someone else […]

Well, today was the collection day. For those of you have have not read or are not familiar with the Getting Things Done methodology from David Allen, the collection day is where you collect all of your “stuff” into your inbox. This is a different task for everybody but I would like to explain how […]

Now that the book is read, there is no time like the present to start. I have allocated a day to collection, and also as long as it takes to processing. This is one of the benefits of working for yourself. You control your own time. Chapter 4 of the Getting Things Done book is […]