PUBLIC MARKS with tags useful & gtd

I’m hereby pleased to announce the release of the much-requested D*I*Y Planner 2 Hipster PDA Edition, a series of 34 organisational and planning templates designed for printing onto index cards (a.k.a., the Hipster PDA).

what’s your favorite website or blog about getting healthy? What are your favorite apps for tracking progress and watching a diet? Who’s got the best “health hacks?”

I am turning into a fan of 37signal’s product Backpack as a tool for my personal management. It takes some time and some tweaking of the system, but we are getting there!

What Is It?<br /> <br /> * A Moleskine29 hack.<br /> * An extreme Moleskine hack.<br /> * A simplified GTD30 system (What system? See our GTD Introduction31), with relatively little actual organising. May be useful if you fancy Doing GTD Without Doing GTD32.<br /> * A complete personal management system for those who’s needs aren’t too complicated.<br /> * A rather over-the-top system for dealing with just the capturing and processing end of GTD.

Getting Things Done is a personal productivity system originally designed by David Allen. A selection of related topics here: