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Archive for the 'GTD' Category

Getting Things Done–Initial Impressions

Posted by Dan Grossman on December 21st, 2005

As I mentioned earlier, I recently decided to read Getting Things Done (GTD). As most of you know already, the book describes a relatively simple methodology for dealing with the “stuff” (calls, appointments, projects, etc) of daily life.
So far, I’m very impressed. The clearest measurement metric I have is my […]

Productivity, Personal, GTD | 13 Comments »

Getting Things Done

Posted by Dan Grossman on December 7th, 2005

After hearing surprisingly positive reviews from a few independent sources, I’ve decided to read Getting Things Done.

Does anyone use the system described in GTD? Comments, tips, or related thoughts would be appreciated.
I’ll collect the best ideas and post a review later.

Personal, GTD | 12 Comments »

BugMeNot

Posted by Dan Grossman on October 17th, 2005

Speaking of privacy concerns, one of my favorite tools is BugMeNot. It gives you dummy account info when web sites ask you to complete registration forms. The Firefox extension is great.
Even the NYTimes likes it (see last item)…

GTD, Technology Trends | 2 Comments »

Productivity tips and April Foogle

Posted by Dan Grossman on August 23rd, 2005

While I’m convinced that technology can help us accomplish more in our daily lives, it isn’t always obvious that this is the case.  Take yesterday: I received 293 emails.  And that doesn’t include spam, or either my Yahoo or Gmail account.  If I get this many messages in a single day, how can I quickly […]

Productivity, GTD | 2 Comments »