Can anyone help me picture what a 'Next Actions' Filofax would be structured like? Sections, inserts etc? I'm thinking of setting my standard Van Der Spek up as this, a detailed breakdown of subject/project/hobby specific to-dos so that I can see my steps realistically. I know many of you use GTD, what does your Next Actions section look like?
And this reminds me yet again that I still haven't written a post about my GTD set up! (to be written next week)
My next actions section starts with my most important tasks for the week (from Zen Habits). I find this helps me focus on what needs to be done. Sometimes I use an old calendar insert but it's normally just on lined or blank paper. I then have my to-dos by context (home, errands, phone etc.). For me, my next actions section is where all the thinking is done & it's broken down into something that's ready to do.
Can anyone help me picture what a 'Next Actions' Filofax would be structured like? Sections, inserts etc? I'm thinking of setting my standard Van Der Spek up as this, a detailed breakdown of subject/project/hobby specific to-dos so that I can see my steps realistically. I know many of you use GTD, what does your Next Actions section look like?
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DeleteMy next actions section starts with my most important tasks for the week (from Zen Habits). I find this helps me focus on what needs to be done. Sometimes I use an old calendar insert but it's normally just on lined or blank paper. I then have my to-dos by context (home, errands, phone etc.). For me, my next actions section is where all the thinking is done & it's broken down into something that's ready to do.
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"What's the next action? If you think it, INK IT"--time/system
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