Comments on: My Killer GTD Setup – Part I http://cuberules.com/2007/06/15/my-killer-gtd-setup-part-i/ Career Advice for Cubicle Warriors Tue, 07 Feb 2012 08:37:54 +0000 hourly 1 By: My Killer GTD Setup — Part III | Cube Rules http://cuberules.com/2007/06/15/my-killer-gtd-setup-part-i/comment-page-1/#comment-4865 My Killer GTD Setup — Part III | Cube Rules Sun, 03 May 2009 21:54:38 +0000 http://cuberules.com/2007/06/15/my-killer-gtd-setup-part-i/#comment-4865 [...] first part of the series looked at what my current work and home environment was and what led me to change tools. The second [...] [...] first part of the series looked at what my current work and home environment was and what led me to change tools. The second [...]

]]> By: My Killer GTD Setup — Part II | Cube Rules http://cuberules.com/2007/06/15/my-killer-gtd-setup-part-i/comment-page-1/#comment-1594 My Killer GTD Setup — Part II | Cube Rules Thu, 06 Dec 2007 05:58:46 +0000 http://cuberules.com/2007/06/15/my-killer-gtd-setup-part-i/#comment-1594 [...] reasoning behind the tools and what was selected. The first part of these three articles — My Killer GTD Setup — Part I — looked at my office and home environment and talked through the emotional decision to [...] [...] reasoning behind the tools and what was selected. The first part of these three articles — My Killer GTD Setup — Part I — looked at my office and home environment and talked through the emotional decision to [...]

]]> By: Getting Things Done » Blog Archive » Following the GTD Meme http://cuberules.com/2007/06/15/my-killer-gtd-setup-part-i/comment-page-1/#comment-870 Getting Things Done » Blog Archive » Following the GTD Meme Tue, 19 Jun 2007 05:18:29 +0000 http://cuberules.com/2007/06/15/my-killer-gtd-setup-part-i/#comment-870 [...] Scot Herrick - Cube Rules: My Killer GTD Setup - Part I (Part II, Part III) [...] [...] Scot Herrick – Cube Rules: My Killer GTD Setup – Part I (Part II, Part III) [...]

]]> By: Scot Herrick http://cuberules.com/2007/06/15/my-killer-gtd-setup-part-i/comment-page-1/#comment-869 Scot Herrick Mon, 18 Jun 2007 16:12:15 +0000 http://cuberules.com/2007/06/15/my-killer-gtd-setup-part-i/#comment-869 Your welcome. I did three installments because the entire thing is very long. The three things are the most I have written in (two) sittings about a single subject here on the blog. So three parts made some sense to me. Current tools blocking effectiveness: yes. I didn't have a single set of tools because of the completely different setups at work and home. I couldn't get things to a single place to manage time and tasks. The methodology, however, is literally a lifesaver. The other conflicts and stuff you can see in part II. I have screen shots of how things are set up in part III. Your welcome. I did three installments because the entire thing is very long. The three things are the most I have written in (two) sittings about a single subject here on the blog. So three parts made some sense to me.

Current tools blocking effectiveness: yes. I didn’t have a single set of tools because of the completely different setups at work and home. I couldn’t get things to a single place to manage time and tasks. The methodology, however, is literally a lifesaver.

The other conflicts and stuff you can see in part II. I have screen shots of how things are set up in part III.

]]> By: Scot Herrick http://cuberules.com/2007/06/15/my-killer-gtd-setup-part-i/comment-page-1/#comment-5741 Scot Herrick Mon, 18 Jun 2007 16:12:00 +0000 http://cuberules.com/2007/06/15/my-killer-gtd-setup-part-i/#comment-5741 Your welcome. I did three installments because the entire thing is very long. The three things are the most I have written in (two) sittings about a single subject here on the blog. So three parts made some sense to me. Current tools blocking effectiveness: yes. I didn't have a single set of tools because of the completely different setups at work and home. I couldn't get things to a single place to manage time and tasks. The methodology, however, is literally a lifesaver. The other conflicts and stuff you can see in part II. I have screen shots of how things are set up in part III. Your welcome. I did three installments because the entire thing is very long. The three things are the most I have written in (two) sittings about a single subject here on the blog. So three parts made some sense to me.

Current tools blocking effectiveness: yes. I didn’t have a single set of tools because of the completely different setups at work and home. I couldn’t get things to a single place to manage time and tasks. The methodology, however, is literally a lifesaver.

The other conflicts and stuff you can see in part II. I have screen shots of how things are set up in part III.

]]> By: gtdfrk http://cuberules.com/2007/06/15/my-killer-gtd-setup-part-i/comment-page-1/#comment-867 gtdfrk Mon, 18 Jun 2007 04:36:32 +0000 http://cuberules.com/2007/06/15/my-killer-gtd-setup-part-i/#comment-867 Scot, thanks for joining my GTD meme! You have taken an interesting approach by describing your killer GTD setup (and the transition between two setups) in 3 posts. I am really curious about the other two installments! I have some questions for you (that may get answered already in your next two posts): - you are talking about the current tools blocking effectiveness out of the methodology. Can you describe in detail what happened and why? Is it really the tools that get in the way or is it the required GTD mindset that is difficult to keep up? - I would love to read more details about the conflicts in capturing, storing, etc. that you have experienced. What happened and why did it keep you from really getting things done? - Some pictures of your desks, tools, software, gadgets, etc. would be helpful and really appreciated! :) Keep up the good work! -gtdfrk Scot, thanks for joining my GTD meme! You have taken an interesting approach by describing your killer GTD setup (and the transition between two setups) in 3 posts. I am really curious about the other two installments!

I have some questions for you (that may get answered already in your next two posts):
- you are talking about the current tools blocking effectiveness out of the methodology. Can you describe in detail what happened and why? Is it really the tools that get in the way or is it the required GTD mindset that is difficult to keep up?
- I would love to read more details about the conflicts in capturing, storing, etc. that you have experienced. What happened and why did it keep you from really getting things done?
- Some pictures of your desks, tools, software, gadgets, etc. would be helpful and really appreciated! :)

Keep up the good work!

-gtdfrk

]]> By: gtdfrk http://cuberules.com/2007/06/15/my-killer-gtd-setup-part-i/comment-page-1/#comment-5740 gtdfrk Mon, 18 Jun 2007 04:36:00 +0000 http://cuberules.com/2007/06/15/my-killer-gtd-setup-part-i/#comment-5740 Scot, thanks for joining my GTD meme! You have taken an interesting approach by describing your killer GTD setup (and the transition between two setups) in 3 posts. I am really curious about the other two installments! I have some questions for you (that may get answered already in your next two posts): - you are talking about the current tools blocking effectiveness out of the methodology. Can you describe in detail what happened and why? Is it really the tools that get in the way or is it the required GTD mindset that is difficult to keep up? - I would love to read more details about the conflicts in capturing, storing, etc. that you have experienced. What happened and why did it keep you from really getting things done? - Some pictures of your desks, tools, software, gadgets, etc. would be helpful and really appreciated! :) Keep up the good work! -gtdfrk Scot, thanks for joining my GTD meme! You have taken an interesting approach by describing your killer GTD setup (and the transition between two setups) in 3 posts. I am really curious about the other two installments!

I have some questions for you (that may get answered already in your next two posts):
- you are talking about the current tools blocking effectiveness out of the methodology. Can you describe in detail what happened and why? Is it really the tools that get in the way or is it the required GTD mindset that is difficult to keep up?
- I would love to read more details about the conflicts in capturing, storing, etc. that you have experienced. What happened and why did it keep you from really getting things done?
- Some pictures of your desks, tools, software, gadgets, etc. would be helpful and really appreciated! :)

Keep up the good work!

-gtdfrk

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