Archives for 29 November 2004

Hey all! Well…My first post about my journey into the wonderfull world of “Getting Things Done”:http://www.gettingthingsdone.com. I am reading this book by Dave Allen and was pretty blown away by it. In the coming weeks, months, I will update you on the progress of my attempt to live a more organized life. Both professional and personal. I am currently implementing the GTD(Getting Things Done)-strategy in my professional career as a projectmanager at “Rhinofly”:http://www.rhinofly.nl, an internetcommunication agency in Utrecht, The Netherlands.

Hey all! Well…My first post about my journey into the wonderfull world of Getting Things Done. I am reading this book by Dave Allen and was pretty blown away by it. In the coming weeks, months, I will update you on the progress of my attempt to live a more organized life. Both professional and personal. I am currently implementing the GTD-strategy in my professional career as a projectmanager at Rhinofly, an internetcommunication agency in Utrecht, The Netherlands.

Since I am just starting to use the GTD(Getting Things Done)-principles, it is nice to have a few resources at hand to check every once in a while. Most of the time to see how other people implement the system, what type of problems they have and how they solve it. Here are some of my resources * GTD forum: The “forum”:http://www.davidco.com/forum/index.php is where all GTD-freaks come together. I basically use the “RSS feed”:http://www.davidco.com/forum/rss.php for the forum. I check it once every two days for interesting forumtitles and check the threads. Sometimes I post there myself. * GTD Blogs: I am still searching for a couple of good weblogs, but the “OfficeZealot GTD Blogzone”:http://www.officezealot.com/gtd/ seems like a good start. Ofcourse, I use the RSS feed here as well! “Jason Womack’s weblog”:http://jason.davidco.com/blogs/jasonwomack.nsf/archive?openview&thetitle=Getting+Things+Done&type=cat&cat=Getting+Things+Done is a good resource from within the GTD-company * GTD Yahoo group: I just subscribed to “this group”:http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/Getting_Things_Done/ so I don’t have any thoughts on that one yet! Maybe later! * Coach Corner: This part of the official David Allen site is where “trained coaches”:http://www.davidco.com/coaches_corner.php give insight and tips on implementing the system * Furl-archive: I use “my Furl-archive”:http://www.furl.net/members/punkey/GTD for collecting and organizing links I find on the web. Sometimes on software, sometimes on interesting articles and weblogs. Every once in a while I check them out. You can also use the “RSS feed”:http://www.furl.net/members/punkey/rss.xml?topic=GTD for this archive So here you have some starters on using GTD and finding help on the Web. On the right side of this weblog you’ll also see some links. Be sure to check them out!

Since I am just starting to use the GTD-principles, it is nice to have a few resources at hand to check every once in a while. Most of the time to see how other people implement the system, what type of problems they have and how they solve it. Here are some of my resources * GTD forum: The forum is where all GTD-freaks come together. I basically use the RSS feed for the forum. I check it once every two days for interesting forumtitles and check the threads. Sometimes I post there myself. * GTD Blogs: I am still searching for a couple of good weblogs, but the OfficeZealot GTD Blogzone seems like a good start. Ofcourse, I use the RSS feed here as well! Jason Womack’s weblog is a good resource from within the GTD-company * GTD Yahoo group: I just subscribed to this group so I don’t have any thoughts on that one yet! Maybe later! * Coach Corner: This part of the official David Allen site is where trained coaches give insight and tips on implementing the system * Furl-archive: I use my Furl-archive for collecting and organizing links I find on the web. Sometimes on software, sometimes on interesting articles and weblogs. Every once in a while I check them out. You can also use the RSS feed for this archive So here you have some starters on using GTD and finding help on the Web. On the right side of this weblog you’ll also see some links. Be sure to check them out!