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Originally Posted by michelle
Do you think we should allow more than one "next action" for a particular project? We've talked about it, but I don't think it's true GTD.
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Yes, I think that having more than one “next action” for a project should be allowed. If it was an optional feature, then purists could have it their way, too.
I’d be really interested to know what David Allen thinks about more than one “next action” — while not mentioned in GTD (I think, but then I loaned out my copy), it certainly seems to fit the spirit of it. Perhaps it’s not in the book because it’s hard enough to do all the bookkeeping even with one next action per project, if you’re using paper and pen.
Again, I’m convinced that a simple interface to a DAG model of task dependencies would cover nearly all the cases that most people would care about. Anything fancier could be deferred to OmniPlan… But, see my next post…
— Tim