FROM THE NOTEBOOK
A collection of notes on omnifocus.
Colin Wheeler writes about his journey about Going from Failing to Straight A’s with OmniFocus & GTD. It is very interesting to see GTD being used from a student’s perspective, instead of the working professional normally shown.
Finding your own trusted GTD system to feel at ease, even though you are forced to use certain tools at work. Chip Joyce shares his story on using Omnifocus together with Lotus Notes and getting everything working.
The Psychology of OmniFocus (How to Wrap your Head Around the Finest (and Most Perplexing) GTD App on the Market) is an excellent article by Ryan Norbauer, describing how he uses OmniFocus, the GTD pitfalls, and his core thinking:
The main point of OmniFocus is to hide things from you that you can’t possibly be doing right now while still letting you track them.
This is a good read if you have been curious about OmniFocus and haven’t dived in and tried it yet.
I have been using Things for a long time, both on my Mac and iPhone. While being very good at what it does and being visually beautiful, I have lately been having lots of trouble finding a good solution for a “Waiting For” focus, planner…
