#Gtd 2do how to
#Gtd 2do series

Here is anexample of some of my location contexts. Note that you can’t prepare a list, but whenyou enter each individual task details, you get the opportunity to set it up.

I will normally set up the location and modes/chunks as these can be pretty fixed.For people i will set up those that i interact with that recurs alot, such as bosses, com-mon end users and family.Ĭontexts can be set up in 2Do using Tags. My contexts have not changed much and they are based around Location,Modes/Chunks and People. These are translated in 2Do to Calendars.Ī tutorial on how i view contexts can be found here and as suchmy area of focus are mostly found in personal goals such as blogging,business sourc-ing and wellness and health. I have gotten used to seperating my work task list from my private life. Just like in Appigo ToDo and Action List, I use the main bucket list for this task This is where you plan out what are your 1 year goals that enable you to get to whereyou want to be in 5 years time. Setting up your Areas of Focus/Responsibilities

#Gtd 2do how to

Here is a walk through on how to set up 2Do in the GTD way. This is the ultimate vote of confidence for this applicationas i have previously use Appigo ToDo and Action List, both very very competent ap-plications. I never expected it to work so well that it is replacing Action List as my main taskmanagement application. I got interested in this very good looking Task Management applica-tion called 2Do for iPhone and iPod Touch and installed it to seewhether it can be flexible enough to be a good app to follow DavidAllen’s Getting Things Done methodology.

#Gtd 2do series

GTD Series Part 7:Getting things done® using 2Do for iPhone Just like in Appigo ToDo and Action List, I use the main bucket list for this taskĠ7/04/12 23:46GTD Series Part 7:Getting things done® using 2Do for iPhone | Productive Organizer Setting up your Areas of Focus/Responsibilities This is where you plan out what are your 1 year goals that enable you to get to where you want to be in 5 years time. This is the ultimate vote of confidence for this application as i have previously use Appigo ToDo and Action Lis t, both very very competent ap- plications. I never expected it to work so well that it is replacing Action List as my main task management application. 07/04/12 23:46 GTD Series Part 7:Getting things done® using 2Do for iPhone | Productive Organizer Página 1 de 19 ®-using-2do-for-iphone/ GTD Series Part 7:Getting things done® using 2Do for iPhone Introduction I got interested in this very good looking Task Management applica- tion called 2Do for iPhone and iPod Touch and installed it to see whether it can be flexible enough to be a good app to follow David Allen’s Getting Things Done methodology.