Twenty 7 and counting

TodoPaper: Windows alternative to TaskPaper

I recently became involved in the beta for a new windows application to manage your task list. It is based upon the excellent Mac application TaskPaper. Here’s a quick walkthrough on TodoPaper.

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Full screen writing for Windows

I have just come across a fantastic little program for Windows called Q10. It’s very similar to Writeroom which I use on my Mac. For those who haven’t used Writeroom it’s a distraction free full screen word processor. Q10 is the best implementation I have found on Windows and it even adds a few extra features. [...]

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Emergent Task Planner

When it comes to planning my day and setting MITs I’ve found the best way to do it is using David Seah’s ETP Forms. Not only are they wonderful to look at but they are extremely useful. One thing I would recommend is that you print them onto good quality paper, you will find it [...]

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Zen-to-done

I am a grade A procrastinator, someone who has tried and failed to follow GTD and whenever I get a “system” I change it a week later. The result is one stressed out me. I recently read Leo Babauta’s ZTD book, it’s a refreshing look at productivity. Two of the  most important points for me [...]

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