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Douglas | Feb 20 2006
I first found out about GTD when I was looking for a way to tame the corporate Outlook and came across a copy of "Workflow Processing using Microsoft Outlook". I soon discovered that GTD was far more than mail taming and I am starting (trying) to apply the techniques to my work life. As a cubicle dweller I use Windows XP and Outlook synched to an iPaq as my primary tools, supplemented with numerous bits of paper and frequent coffees. At home we use a shared wall planner and the "nagging" system. Everybody nags everyone else to do things and eventually they happen depending on the volume of the complaint! Hopefully I will be able to learn from your experiences and some of my comments will be useful to you. Douglas 1 Comment
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 At home we use a...Submitted by solidsnot on February 20, 2006 - 8:12pm.
Douglas wrote:
I think the nagging system is one of the most effective. It is easy to tell the importance by how many times you can be told without the roof blowing off the house. You can almost see the color shading from blue (not important) to red (hot!). :) » POSTED IN:
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