Categories

GTD is about lists. I use my Palm categories to create sets of lists. The second level of classification is the name of the file.

This is an overview how things look:

GTD
crit for choosing act
level to review work
what is work
weekly review
collectors
mission
levels of importance
LOCAL
past accomplishment
home
palm
contactnet
head
work
errands
computerhome
calls
PROJ
blog Luciano
blog Alex
Mindmap license
personal productivity
asw Disconzi's questionnaire
RUP for Eliane
professional
health
english
error message in the computer
explore chroma
instal torrent in Acer
cleanup Acer
kbase in Buffallo
media control
fix bluettoth earphone
chess
lone wolf and cub collection
PROJOK
logo
sandman collection
RF (reference)
10 for health
10 for chess
10 for ...
List frog
List ideas
List...
Learn with XYZ
Learn with ...
Info Jung types
RR (read review)
books read
magazines
articles
listen(audible)
books
chess books
SM (someday maybe)
ideas
see
do
visit
know
go
subscribe
learn
write
eat
buy
listen
taste
watch
music
surf
handwriting
storytelling
Nilo's thesis
cvt
43FOLDERS
...


Cost: 2 30-min timebox.

Collectors (Buckets)

GTD starts with collecting.

I use three buckets and am a firm believer that the fewer collectors you have the better. As you are supposed to always have a bucket with you, I would suggest that you have at least one physical collector available (remember the eletromagnetic pulse).

My buckets are: 

1. My Palm (Treo 640) software BugMe;
2. Loose paper leaves that I always carry around in my shirt pocket;
3. A notepad that I always carry with me.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Getting_Things_Done

This is the result of 3 timeboxes of 30 min
To do:
-Fix the links and review the article;

-Add images