Comments on: Tips for GTD’s Ubiquitous Capture http://zenhabits.net/2007/02/tips-for-gtds-ubiquitous-capture/ Simple Productivity Fri, 16 Oct 2009 00:14:22 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: balabo3_jx http://zenhabits.net/2007/02/tips-for-gtds-ubiquitous-capture/#comment-67749 balabo3_jx Mon, 27 Apr 2009 19:02:36 +0000 http://zenhabits.net/2007/02/27/tips-for-gtds-ubiquitous-capture/#comment-67749 <a></a>

]]> By: Everyone a changemaker http://zenhabits.net/2007/02/tips-for-gtds-ubiquitous-capture/#comment-65835 Everyone a changemaker Sat, 11 Apr 2009 03:33:42 +0000 http://zenhabits.net/2007/02/27/tips-for-gtds-ubiquitous-capture/#comment-65835 [...] 1.搜集习惯:随时随地撷取ubiquitous capture，携带一个小型笔记本(或任何对你有用的撷取工具)并且写下任何任务，想法，专案，或者任何闪入你的脑袋的其他资讯。然后从你的头脑拉出来并写在纸上，因此你就不会忘了它。这一段跟GTD是一样的。但是ZTD要求你去采取一种非常简易，可携性，容易使用的工具来撷取-一本小型笔记本或者小型可摺叠索引卡片就是最好的工具(但是这不是明定)，简单化是因为他们比PDA或笔电更容易使用和携带。越简单的工具就越好，当你回到家里或办公室，清空笔记并移到代办事项清单(简易代办事项清单将会有用-场合清单会在比较后面的习惯说明)。更多资讯。Read more. [...] [...] 1.搜集习惯:随时随地撷取ubiquitous capture，携带一个小型笔记本(或任何对你有用的撷取工具)并且写下任何任务，想法，专案，或者任何闪入你的脑袋的其他资讯。然后从你的头脑拉出来并写在纸上，因此你就不会忘了它。这一段跟GTD是一样的。但是ZTD要求你去采取一种非常简易，可携性，容易使用的工具来撷取-一本小型笔记本或者小型可摺叠索引卡片就是最好的工具(但是这不是明定)，简单化是因为他们比PDA或笔电更容易使用和携带。越简单的工具就越好，当你回到家里或办公室，清空笔记并移到代办事项清单(简易代办事项清单将会有用-场合清单会在比较后面的习惯说明)。更多资讯。Read more. [...]

]]> By: The Zen and Art of Ubiquitous Capture http://zenhabits.net/2007/02/tips-for-gtds-ubiquitous-capture/#comment-65518 The Zen and Art of Ubiquitous Capture Wed, 08 Apr 2009 14:57:06 +0000 http://zenhabits.net/2007/02/27/tips-for-gtds-ubiquitous-capture/#comment-65518 [...] short, it seems like the ultimate ubiquitous capture [...] [...] short, it seems like the ultimate ubiquitous capture [...]

]]> By: Ubiquitous capture tool http://zenhabits.net/2007/02/tips-for-gtds-ubiquitous-capture/#comment-59592 Ubiquitous capture tool Fri, 06 Feb 2009 01:20:44 +0000 http://zenhabits.net/2007/02/27/tips-for-gtds-ubiquitous-capture/#comment-59592 [...] of the crucial aspects of a GTD system is the ubiquitous capture tool. Basically, Dave wants you to write down, or “capture,” any thought, task, or [...] [...] of the crucial aspects of a GTD system is the ubiquitous capture tool. Basically, Dave wants you to write down, or “capture,” any thought, task, or [...]

]]> By: Getting things done @ beingeffective.net http://zenhabits.net/2007/02/tips-for-gtds-ubiquitous-capture/#comment-59238 Getting things done @ beingeffective.net Mon, 02 Feb 2009 23:42:16 +0000 http://zenhabits.net/2007/02/27/tips-for-gtds-ubiquitous-capture/#comment-59238 [...] collect. Habit: ubiquitous capture. Carry a small notebook (or whatever capture tool works for you) and write down any tasks, ideas, [...] [...] collect. Habit: ubiquitous capture. Carry a small notebook (or whatever capture tool works for you) and write down any tasks, ideas, [...]

]]> By: Productivity Power Links 12-17-08 « Geeks Guide To Productivity http://zenhabits.net/2007/02/tips-for-gtds-ubiquitous-capture/#comment-54128 Productivity Power Links 12-17-08 « Geeks Guide To Productivity Wed, 17 Dec 2008 15:34:38 +0000 http://zenhabits.net/2007/02/27/tips-for-gtds-ubiquitous-capture/#comment-54128 [...] Tips for GTD’s Ubiquitous Capture | Zen Habits [...] [...] Tips for GTD’s Ubiquitous Capture | Zen Habits [...]

]]> By: Larry http://zenhabits.net/2007/02/tips-for-gtds-ubiquitous-capture/#comment-53590 Larry Fri, 12 Dec 2008 15:56:10 +0000 http://zenhabits.net/2007/02/27/tips-for-gtds-ubiquitous-capture/#comment-53590 I have used the At-A-Glance pocket calendars for a few years now. That works great for me because it fits in the back pocket of my pants. It also has a monthly view at the back where I write appointments. I use the weekly view pages to write notes. I also carry a small pen with me. It has been a life saver several times. Before the pocket calendar I carried a pocket size composition book, which is a smaller version of the composition books used in science classes. It worked well but I stopped using those after I starting using the pocket calendar. The spiral bound notes always ended up with the spirals getting bent or broken but they are easier to write in and tear out pages as needed compared to the composition book. The index card idea is great also. I learned that trick from a co-worker (that probably reads Zen Habits). I use the index cards for work. I write down on an index card a task that has been assigned to me. I keep two index card boxes--one for blank cards and one for completed cards. When a task is completed I date the card, write the results of an issue resolved and I file the card. I work in Information Technology but the pen and paper method has worked great. I have a BlackBerry and a Laptop but for a capture tool nothing beats the pen and paper method. I have used the At-A-Glance pocket calendars for a few years now. That works great for me because it fits in the back pocket of my pants. It also has a monthly view at the back where I write appointments. I use the weekly view pages to write notes. I also carry a small pen with me. It has been a life saver several times.

Before the pocket calendar I carried a pocket size composition book, which is a smaller version of the composition books used in science classes. It worked well but I stopped using those after I starting using the pocket calendar.

The spiral bound notes always ended up with the spirals getting bent or broken but they are easier to write in and tear out pages as needed compared to the composition book.

The index card idea is great also. I learned that trick from a co-worker (that probably reads Zen Habits). I use the index cards for work. I write down on an index card a task that has been assigned to me. I keep two index card boxes–one for blank cards and one for completed cards.

When a task is completed I date the card, write the results of an issue resolved and I file the card. I work in Information Technology but the pen and paper method has worked great. I have a BlackBerry and a Laptop but for a capture tool nothing beats the pen and paper method.

]]> By: Using Sidenote for Ubiquitous Capture | joshmac.net http://zenhabits.net/2007/02/tips-for-gtds-ubiquitous-capture/#comment-53138 Using Sidenote for Ubiquitous Capture | joshmac.net Sat, 06 Dec 2008 05:49:34 +0000 http://zenhabits.net/2007/02/27/tips-for-gtds-ubiquitous-capture/#comment-53138 [...] and/or sites that discuss a complete and fun ubiquitous capture system can be found on sites like Zen Habits, Getting Things Done, 43 Folders, Michael Shannon, and Planner Hack. Some web applications can be [...] [...] and/or sites that discuss a complete and fun ubiquitous capture system can be found on sites like Zen Habits, Getting Things Done, 43 Folders, Michael Shannon, and Planner Hack. Some web applications can be [...]

]]> By: Internet Case Study » Blog Archive » Ready For Takeoff http://zenhabits.net/2007/02/tips-for-gtds-ubiquitous-capture/#comment-51470 Internet Case Study » Blog Archive » Ready For Takeoff Thu, 13 Nov 2008 07:05:52 +0000 http://zenhabits.net/2007/02/27/tips-for-gtds-ubiquitous-capture/#comment-51470 [...] way. I’m familiar with David Allen’s Getting Things Done philosophy and the idea of ubiquitous capture but I have yet to find and implement a truly effective system. I welcome your [...] [...] way. I’m familiar with David Allen’s Getting Things Done philosophy and the idea of ubiquitous capture but I have yet to find and implement a truly effective system. I welcome your [...]

]]> By: The Ultimate Ubiquitous Capture Device? « Geeks Guide To Productivity http://zenhabits.net/2007/02/tips-for-gtds-ubiquitous-capture/#comment-47920 The Ultimate Ubiquitous Capture Device? « Geeks Guide To Productivity Wed, 01 Oct 2008 07:15:31 +0000 http://zenhabits.net/2007/02/27/tips-for-gtds-ubiquitous-capture/#comment-47920 [...] Tips for GTD’s Ubiquitous Capture | Zen Habits [...] [...] Tips for GTD’s Ubiquitous Capture | Zen Habits [...]

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