[policarpo]

Hi everybody. :)

Since the beginning of the year, I've been looking @ getting back into paper for all my GTD stuff. It's not that Paper is meant to replace my digital tools, but I wanted Paper to enhance my GTD experience.

Anyway, I've posted a series of entries on my site which cover my investigations over the last month. If you dig paper and pen or pencil and love GTD like I do, then I think you might find some interest in my approach.

Hope everyone is having a great 2011.

Many thanks in advance for checking out the stuff:

Here's the first of about 5 posts (just click the left < @ the end of the article to advance to the next post, or just go the to the main page and peruse.

Paper+GTD=Obsession

-policarpo |GTD2CYA
http://www.policarpo.us

[Boneman]

Very nice! It's the sign of a great process like GTD that it's system-agnostic. I like that you can implement it on computers, mobiles, tablets, paper, etc.