Thoughts on GTD System Weaknesses
Working with a Getting Things Done system in the past 9 months or so leads to a few thoughts I’d like to share. Because it seems to me there is a systemic weakness in the concept of GTD. This does not...
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Re-arranging my email process
Last week I have made changes in the way I process email. Adapting it more towards ‘Getting Things Done’, which I had avoided doing for years, and making some changes in daily habits around it. Now...
View ArticleNarrow Band Digital Personal Assistants
Recently Stephen Downes linked to an article on the various levels of sophistication of AI personal assistants (by … and …). He added that while all efforts are currently at the third level of those 5...
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100 Days in Obsidian, Pt. 1
I’ve been using Obsidian a little over 100 days now. So, with over three months of daily use it’s good to review the experience. I will do this in some detail, and it will span several blogposts. To...
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100 Days in Obsidian Pt 2: Hierarchy and Logs
In part 1 I explained how Obsidian is a tool I use in support of the methods I employ that make up my system to process incoming information as well as track and do my work. I started using Obsidian to...
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Starting GTD
Reboot, or rather my conversations with Martin Roell, triggered me to have another look at GTD. I had build a GTD-system, sort-of, before but it failed as I chose the wrong tool as a dashboard, i.e. my...
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