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GTD drawings
http://gtdrawings.blogspot.com
Visual side notes for a personal reading of GTD (Getting Things Done) and illustrations about personal development, organization, creativity and productivity.
- Author: JoanM
- Listed in: Coaching Development and Growth
- Tags: creativity organization gtd productivity lifehacks getting things done
Recent Posts
Procrastination, according to John Kelly
Shuffle and other Google Android GTD apps
Shuffle is a personal organizer for your Android-based mobile phone. Based on the Getting Things Done methodology, Shuffle is a "dumping ground" or inbox for ideas and tasks, which can subsequently be processed into actions, organized into contexts ...
GTDrawings 09/18/2009 (a.m.)
PyRoom — distraction free writingPyRoom is a free editor that stays out your way - and keeps other things out of your way, too. As a fullscreen editor without buttons, widgets, formatting options, menus and with only the minimum of required dialog ...
Chandler: integrated information manager / organizer
A Java- based, cross organizer available for MacOSX, Linux and Windows, Chandleraims at being an integrated approach to information management. Its quick Entry Bar with smart date parsing lets you enter everything from ideas to reminders and meetings...
Some more GTD applications
Here is a handful of GTD applications that I've recently heard of and I'm about to try.TaskFreak! is a simple but efficient web based task manager written in PHP that you can install in your server, single or multiuser.TaskStep is an open source, PHP...
GTDAgenda
GTD Agenda is an online organizer based on the GTD method. I have had it listed on the sidebar for a while, but I haven't tried it out until recently.You can try it out or sign up for a basic or a premium (pro) account here. Unlike other applications...
