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Tag Archives: gtd
App’ing
Blossom, an entry to the My Dream App project, looks interesting:Blossom — any apps/documents can be set and monitored for active time used, and the ‘living’ virtual plant will provide a visual indicator of healthy progress; just a glance away throughout the day.OmniOutliner AppeScript hacker Ethan J.… Schoonover (Kinkless, KGTD) joins in with the OmniGroup team and Merlin Mann to build OmniFocus. Continue reading
FTU: Fucking Things Up
How could I miss this… While researching a little for some upcoming pieces on GTD over at Cupertino.dk, I came across this book cover mashup. Good stuff. “The Art of Productivity-Free Stress” By Rob Cuttingham Original cover over at The … Continue reading
GTD at home
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. Continue reading