Phil's Blog

Hi Foxes!

I'm always looking for advices and feedback about how to get things done and how to balance work life and private life. So, few months ago, I have read some articles about the GTD (Getting Things Done) think tank from David Allen. So, I have decided to read a little bit more about it, and I have found a new think tank, much easier to apply : Zen To Done. Because I think that everything must be kept as simple as possible, overall in organization topic and technical topic, I think I will try to apply this method in a few days. I will later talk about my personal experience.

• Quick presentation of emacs (few lines), feedback from GTD and Kanban methodologies [mobile: http://bit.ly/jS05hT]
• How to interface GNUS with Planner and Muse to act according to the GTD methodology. [mobile :   http://bit.ly/ktslgI]
• how to use GTD with emacs org-mode [mobile : http://bit.ly/kXwwaL]
• A very good example of useful and simple GTD implementation with a text editor (emacs here) [ mobile : http://bit.ly/mDvKTj ]
• use outline mode (vim + emacs). To sum up : "outline mode to give it some structure" [mobile : http://bit.ly/mtHvZq]
• min ZTD mobile [mobile: http://bit.ly/jwik5T ]
• min ZTD detailed : very usefull! A lot to learn from here. [mobile: http://bit.ly/mEQ0gy ]
• The entire ZTD (Zen To Done) methodology[mobile: http://bit.ly/lie5eE ]
• order ZTD e-book [mobile: http://bit.ly/lEX51i ]
• why to become an early morning person? How is it benefit? and how to become an early person? [mobile : http://bit.ly/mU88T0 ]

Labels: david allen, early person, emacs, get things done, GTD, morning person, org mode, vim, vimoutline, ZTD