PUBLIC MARKS with tags useful & gtd

I’m hereby pleased to announce the release of the much-requested D*I*Y Planner 2 Hipster PDA Edition, a series of 34 organisational and planning templates designed for printing onto index cards (a.k.a., the Hipster PDA).

Getting Things Done is a personal productivity system originally designed by David Allen. A selection of related topics here:

what’s your favorite website or blog about getting healthy? What are your favorite apps for tracking progress and watching a diet? Who’s got the best “health hacks?”

I am turning into a fan of 37signal’s product Backpack as a tool for my personal management. It takes some time and some tweaking of the system, but we are getting there!

What Is It?<br /> <br /> * A Moleskine29 hack.<br /> * An extreme Moleskine hack.<br /> * A simplified GTD30 system (What system? See our GTD Introduction31), with relatively little actual organising. May be useful if you fancy Doing GTD Without Doing GTD32.<br /> * A complete personal management system for those who’s needs aren’t too complicated.<br /> * A rather over-the-top system for dealing with just the capturing and processing end of GTD.