Getting Things Done GTD with Personal Development and Motivation for Success

OmniFocus perspectives guide: the rules, grouping and sorting behind six custom views built around your GTD contexts. See how to set each one up.

Mac productivity apps that actually stick: 12 tested picks for capture, tasks, notes, email and focus, with current costs and free alternatives. See the stack.

I have just returned from a great weekend in the Lakes with my wife. A great way to recharge the batteries after a hectic Christmas and we thoroughly enjoyed it! Here are my collection of links for this week. My first link for this week is to the rather excellent post by Tony Schwartz titled […]

I hope all of your New Years are going well and that you are keeping ahead with any resolutions you have set. I have had a typical busy first week back but I am looking forward to the challenges of the week ahead. Here are my collection of links for this week. My first link […]

The Masters in on in the other room in all it’s HD glory so I will make this short 🙂 Hopefully it will be a great night for the UK and Lee Westwood or Poulter can win the US Masters.. A very Evernote and iPad rich collection of links this week. Here are my collection […]

Congratulations to Evernote for getting their iPad client ready without actually touching an iPad! They used the iPad simulator that is built into XCode in order to built and test the Apple iPad client of their excellent software. Be sure to read the full blog post covering the Evernote iPad Client and also check out […]

This white paper has been out a few days and I was meaning to blog about it sooner but only just got the chance due to my every increasing workload. So, here is the news regarding OmniFocus and GTD. OmniGroup, the team behind the Mac and iPhone Getting Things Done app, OmniFocus have released an […]

GTD-Free is a desktop productivity application based on David Allen’s wildly successful philosophy as described in his “Getting Things Done” book. It joins the ranks of many other, similarly styled applications set on helping others to get the most out of their days while reducing the stress of organizing work. GTD-Free is, appropriately enough, a […]

Just thought I would share this cool little screencast showing the features of the Desktop MAC GTD App, Things. I do not use Things myself as I still prefer OmniFocus but I do prefer the visual look of Things and also The Hit List. Hope you enjoy the screencast!

Happy Easter to all! I hope you are not all sick and bloated after consuming your fair share of Easter chocolate! It is nice to be writing this from home as I have done the last two weekly link round ups on the train from Leeds to London. Here are my collection of links for […]