Too Much of a Good Thing…

Another great post from ihearter Steve I don’t know about you, but for me organizing is a challenge in part because I don’t maintain a single discipline about how I do it over time.  I get some pieces working, add others, read a good article and think “I should do that”, and next thing you [...]

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Practical ways I integrate Outlook and OneNote

Iheart member, Steve, shared this: I try to practice the GTD (Get Things Done) discipline of keeping my Inbox as lean as possible.  OneNote helps me do that in a couple of ways. 1)  I use the print function Send to OneNote to actually save lengthy emails that hold information I might need.  I sort [...]

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Using OneNote for a GTD project

I’ve noticed that a lot of you are using OneNote for managing projects. I’ve also noticed that OneNote seems to get mentioned a lot within the context of GTD – and seeing as how I have no idea what that means, I poked around and found this defininition: GTD® is the popular shorthand for “Getting [...]

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Using OneNote for AutoFocus (vs GTD)

Steve, one of our iheart members contributed this blog: In the interest of truth in advertising I should probably point out that I’m not doing true GTD (Get Things Done) using the format that David Allen uses.  I’m inspired by the approach, but also found that while I hold myself accountable to the work flow [...]

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How OneNote is changing how one software architect works

If you are a little more technically inclined, here is how OneNote is changing how this Software Architect who is the author of the TechSoda blog works: For the last several months, I have had several changes in my environment that has caused me to take a look at how I collect information.  I am [...]

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