Favorite GTD list?
There is a interesting blog post from Matthew Cornell which talks about his favorite GTD list. He says Waiting For has been a favorite for him because it gives him a sense of making progress because this is the most frequent action list he is using. He also feels that this list represents his networking activities with people, and he enjoys doing that.
… Second, recently these items represent some exciting activities in my life, and provide positive events for me to look forward to. It’s like waiting for a little gift to come in the mail - a kind of delicious anticipation. This is happening in part because I’ve been learning the joys of networking, and have been reaching out to new people. Hearing back from them is often a joyful surprise…
For me, I really like my @Home list. Usually, when I get back to home from work, I tend to forget things which I need to do - such as paying bills, calling my friends to catch up, doing some smaller personal projects. This list has been a great life saver of helping me realigning my time afterwork.
What is your favorite GTD list?
My favorite GTD list? Waiting For! - [Matt's Idea Blog]



Comments
Matthew cornell says on November 19th, 2005 at 8:54 am
I love the idea of “realigning my time afterwork”. Nicely put.
Brian says on November 21st, 2005 at 12:14 am
Great article! I don’t know if you noticed byt David Allen’s site requires that you enter valid credit card info even if you want to download free stuff (like the PDF article about setting up a paper planner). I don’t supply credit card info to anyone who i’m not making a purchase from; so I can’t go there.