In the last few months, the GTD (Getting Things Done) phenomenon has exploded across the net, and there are now plenty of tools, and apps that help people do exactly what they're looking for! So I've decided to list off a bunch of tools, that some people may like to play around with. Here are my top 5 GTD web sites plus some other resources.
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Sunday, February 18, 2007
The Getting Things Done phenomenon – Top 5 sites plus resources
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Have you tried all 5 AP tools? Which one did you like best? I got countdown pro from WSA, but the trial version ran out and the big pop up box annoyed me reminding me to buy it.
I use a modified shell script called todo.sh that basically mimics the functionality of tools like vitalist and gtdtiddlywiki, I got it off of lifehacker, and made a few modifications so that it formats and color codes everything the way I want. I also use a python script that prints out reports of todo.sh statistics in graphical format. I am a Unix geek, so I don't have much time for web tools :P
Sick. I'm using GTDtiddlywiki. Thanks for this pro tip. It should be easier for me to plan goals now. Before I had been just doing stuff with word and excel this will be easier to keep track of stuff.
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