I'll admit I recently drank the GTD kool-aid, and I've been on the hunt for the elusive "perfect workflow" to accomodate my newfound system. While I'm starting with a mere pen and paper, ultimately I'm going to use plenty of good ol' technology to dump my brain in every day. To that end I found Jeff's list of GTD tools. It's not just software, but the paper (or analog, or meatspace) tools, plus some links to other productivity apps. The link to an old article on creating threads in Outlook is now subscription only, however. I'm still hoping Google creates that task list doohickey, which would really make Gmail, Calendar, the newly announced Notebook work together for an almost ideal online GTD system.List of GTD tools
I'll admit I recently drank the GTD kool-aid, and I've been on the hunt for the elusive "perfect workflow" to accomodate my newfound system. While I'm starting with a mere pen and paper, ultimately I'm going to use plenty of good ol' technology to dump my brain in every day. To that end I found Jeff's list of GTD tools. It's not just software, but the paper (or analog, or meatspace) tools, plus some links to other productivity apps. The link to an old article on creating threads in Outlook is now subscription only, however. I'm still hoping Google creates that task list doohickey, which would really make Gmail, Calendar, the newly announced Notebook work together for an almost ideal online GTD system.
