[...] and there are many levels so you can be only as organized as you want to be. Inspired hugely by Study Hacks, here is the down ‘n’ dirty version of how to git ‘er [...]

[...] review your calendar, add the dates from your notebook. (If you use a time management system like GTDCS, this can be the same notebook you use for task capture.) This ensures that you’re never [...]

[...] use the term “capture” in the GTD sense of the word: a common place where all of the “stuff” in your life can be reliably [...]

[...] I’ve read the book by David Allen setting up the traditional Getting Things Done system. It’s confusing at times, to say the least. But this post brings new life to the GTD system… and it gives me the tiniest bit of hope that I can still organize my life: Getting Things Done for College Students [...]

[...] simple. I’ve talked about it before in my book and in these two posts, among other places, and it’s at the core of David Allen’s wildly successful [...]

I’ve just finished actually reading the physical GTD book and I think your tweaks really work for the college student! Love the blog too!

[...] for most students include: a plan.txt file, an autopilot schedule, a task management system like GTDCS to coral your stuff, and, of course, a sunday [...]

this is a cool addition to that method.

We could really use this one. I have been perusing your site for a while now, and I really enjoy it. I would love to trade blogroll links with you if you are interested.

Cool site. I added you to my blogroll.