Posts filed under 'GTD'

Five simple rules for keeping an empty inbox

Five simple rules for keeping the inbox clean:

  1. If you don’t need to read it now, it shouldn’t be in your inbox.
  2. If you’ve already responded to it, it shouldn’t be in your inbox.
  3. If
    it comes from a known source (some person, retailer or mailing list
    that sends you mail more often than once every few months) it should be
    labeled automatically.
  4. No one needs to look at their own inbox more than once an hour (and for many, once every 2-3 hours).
  5. To borrow from the cult of GTD, re-factor constantly and mercilessly.

Commentary for each of these is provided.


Add comment November 25, 2006

GTD for GMail

David Seah posted about this new GTDGmail plugin for Firefox. I definately plan on playing around with this to see if this will help.


Add comment August 23, 2006

Visual Thinking School

Visual Thinking School: A Squidoo lens by Dave Gray of XPlane.

Gotta love his GTD desk setup

Do checkout all of the modules.


Add comment August 21, 2006


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