Gyroscopic Investing

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Sets up rapidly, processes rapidly and can be used with GTD or any set of categories you wish.  I use:

To do high priority
To do
To read
Trips/Meetings/Events Reference
Awaiting (things people are supposed to get back to me on)

What's GTD?

GTD - Getting things done  - see link 

That's how I set up email too. On Android, when done with an email I swipe it to archive. So there's only a few emails in my list. I like it.

dualstow wrote: What's GTD?

GTD stands for Getting Things DOne.  It is a book and a system created by David Allen.  It has become so popular that typing GTD into google yields over 3 million hits.  In one sense it is nothing more than glorified common sense, yet the system is complicated enough that people have trouble doing all the parts. 

If your brain reminded you that you need razor blades when you were at the drug store and not just when you were in your bathroom, you wouldn't need GTD.  If it was always clear that the to do "make doctor apt" means call Suzy to get the number of the great doctor she mentioned or the to do "buy car" means start by researching cars on the web, etc etc, you would not need GTD (those are obvioiusly simple examples.  Exactly what the next physical action necessary to start a task is is not always so obvious).

Benko wrote:If your brain reminded you that you need razor blades when you were at the drug store and not just when you were in your bathroom, you wouldn't need GTD.

With "your brain", do you mean my Moto X with Google Now and location based reminders? 

Jan Van wrote:

Benko wrote:If your brain reminded you that you need razor blades when you were at the drug store and not just when you were in your bathroom, you wouldn't need GTD.

With "your brain", do you mean my Moto X with Google Now and location based reminders? 

Complete heresy!  Surely you meant an iPhone with Siri and a great calendar/reminder app. 

... Mountaineer

Very interesting, thank you!

(for me, it has always meant Give To Dualstow,
or on bad days, Go To Doctor).

Thanks, this is a great tip!  Email is the bane of my existence.