PyGTD
PyGTD, by Keith Martin, is an interesting little Python command-line program for GTD. You input your projects, tasks, and contexts into some specially formatted files and run this program and it spits out a todo.txt file which is...
Category: GtD
GtD with Yahoo!
Chris Wright has a two-part series on Getting Things Done (GtD) with Yahoo! tools, such as Yahoo! Calendar Part 1 Part 2...
Managing waiting for/delegated emails with procmail
I have a new approach for streamlining the management of things that I'm waiting on something from someone. My particular implementation uses procmail, but the approach could easily be adopted to other types of mail systems -...
A possible way to reduce mindless web surfing
This looks like a great way to prevent hours wasted on mindless web surfing - it's a little GreaseMonkey script for Firefox, called Webolodeon, which periodically interrupts you and questions you as to whether this is the best of...
Productivity and “The Beginner’s Mind”
Here's a fantastic post from Douglas Johnston @ a million monkeys typing on how to get out of the trap of trying to use too much technology and overcomplicating the process of time managment: a million monkeys typing | The...
How to overcome “GeekBlock”
From SecretGeek Just as writers are prone to writer's block, programmers are prone to GeekBlock. Maybe we can't find the cause of a particular bug,or maybe we just can't stop surfing the web when we know there's things we should...
Non-obvious SlickRun feature
SlickRun is a Windows productivity app that has changed my life. I've been using it happily for months to quickly launch programs and fire off emails with a few keystrokes, but today I stumbled upon a nifty little feature that I...