Now this guy has a point (or an experience similar to mine):
Now, the biggest issue is this: At home, in no place, there is something that keeps my Next Actions. I have absolutely no trusted system.
For the past couple years, I’ve been struggling to turn my home into a home — instead of the office surrounded by kitchen and couches it seems to be right now. This of course is difficult if you keep changing offices and end up having a lot of gear hanging around. But still, I’m trying not to work much from home which means I kind of like not staring into my computer all the time. Which is where most of my GTD stuff lives. Being on a laptop definately makes things easier and basically a cheap laptop (if you’re not using one constantly anyway) might just be worth it, considering how much more structure on everything GTD provides.
I’m bad at using the context options of my current GTD system, PyGTD, so often I end up at the office, being surprised that I overlooked some @Home task. And again; I don’t always want to be too close to my computer when at home — or bring it when going for a saturday walk etc. So I’m thinking of either doing some online export-stuff and outputting that on a little screen in the kitchen (get stuff done by looking at your list, don’t worry about capturing, just scribble on little notes and input them when back at the office monday morning or something) — or actually finding a different system for when at home…trouble is; how do you avoid manually having to do a lot of syncing? Suggestions and experiences are oh so very welcome…
I’ve had this problem. I’m thinking of making 3 contects:
@morning
@evening
@weekend