Comments on: Celebrating 2500 del.icio.us bookmarks http://www.annehelmond.nl/2008/02/20/celebrating-2500-delicious-bookmarks/ Anne Helmond. New Media Research Blog Mon, 06 Sep 2010 10:30:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Anne http://www.annehelmond.nl/2008/02/20/celebrating-2500-delicious-bookmarks/comment-page-1/#comment-30128 Anne Sat, 23 Feb 2008 14:03:54 +0000 http://www.annehelmond.nl/2008/02/20/celebrating-2500-delicious-bookmarks/#comment-30128 I'm also in the middle of getting organized both digitally and in the paper world. I currently don't have a 'regular' agenda but it is simply not working. Since most agendas are sold out by now I am thinking about <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/rohdesign/1696964330/" rel="nofollow">converting a custom Moleskine into an agenda.</a> Do you keep two agendas? Because I love my Google calendar where I keep different agendas (colors) for my various jobs. However adding an item requires either my laptop or my phone <strong>plus</strong> I am so much faster just writing it down on paper. I actually bought David Allen's Getting Things Done recently but of course haven't even had the time to read it. I would love to stop caring but I'm afraid it would become pretty chaotic. Let me know how the basic version of GTD, GSD works out? It sounds pretty nice. I’m also in the middle of getting organized both digitally and in the paper world. I currently don’t have a ‘regular’ agenda but it is simply not working. Since most agendas are sold out by now I am thinking about converting a custom Moleskine into an agenda.

Do you keep two agendas? Because I love my Google calendar where I keep different agendas (colors) for my various jobs. However adding an item requires either my laptop or my phone plus I am so much faster just writing it down on paper.

I actually bought David Allen’s Getting Things Done recently but of course haven’t even had the time to read it.

I would love to stop caring but I’m afraid it would become pretty chaotic.

Let me know how the basic version of GTD, GSD works out? It sounds pretty nice.

]]> By: Nils Geylen http://www.annehelmond.nl/2008/02/20/celebrating-2500-delicious-bookmarks/comment-page-1/#comment-30124 Nils Geylen Sat, 23 Feb 2008 12:34:32 +0000 http://www.annehelmond.nl/2008/02/20/celebrating-2500-delicious-bookmarks/#comment-30124 I feel as if starting to use todo tags on del.icio.us, for me, would really only signal the end of getting anything done at all. I do think todo tools have a long way to go still. I've linked my personal Google Calendar with my Google calendar for work. An addon I tried for synching those with my Outlook at work and with my GMail (which I read in Mail App) has failed dismally. I also have a todo widget on my desktop, Facebook Events and an Upcoming calendar (which also appears in FB and in my Google Calendar — which, btw, also emails me on my mobile, but doesn't synch with the calendar I have on there). Then I have a Moleskine diary, a Moleskine squared notebook and a couple other notebooks. o_O I am really interested in getting back to basics <a href="http://utilware.com/gsd3.html" rel="nofollow">with this way of GSD</a>. Or maybe just stop caring at altogheter :p I feel as if starting to use todo tags on del.icio.us, for me, would really only signal the end of getting anything done at all.

I do think todo tools have a long way to go still. I’ve linked my personal Google Calendar with my Google calendar for work. An addon I tried for synching those with my Outlook at work and with my GMail (which I read in Mail App) has failed dismally.

I also have a todo widget on my desktop, Facebook Events and an Upcoming calendar (which also appears in FB and in my Google Calendar — which, btw, also emails me on my mobile, but doesn’t synch with the calendar I have on there).

Then I have a Moleskine diary, a Moleskine squared notebook and a couple other notebooks.

o_O

I am really interested in getting back to basics with this way of GSD.

Or maybe just stop caring at altogheter :p

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