Following a path through various blog entries and when I came to this description of Log Book at http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?LogBook
- ... where you log and probably describe and explain your activities while performing it. Not an agenda.
- Problem:
- You want to stop forgetting about how you did things in the past, or what you were thinking at a certain moment.
- You want to organize your thinking while working.
- You want to keep legal records of your actions.
- You want to record your activities.
- Context: A log book keeps track of knowledge acquired over time. It can be a record of data, thoughts, or activities. It answers the question "What did you know and when did you know it?" It documents the rationale for the actions you take.
A similar concept is the Programmers Notebook, http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?ProgrammersNotebook
Tags: journal
Matt's Idea Blog - plenty of interesting concepts on organization GtD, use of digital tools, and paper! http://ideamatt.blogspot.com/2006/03/how-to-process-stuff-comparison-of.html. Another creative article is organization of electronic files ala GtD http://ideamatt.blogspot.com/2005/09/organizing-electronic-documents-gtd.html. Comprehensive treatment of personal workflow topics and continuing dialogue in the blog comments.
A different Matt, Matt Vance, has an excellent PmWiki based site with numerous book reviews, including GtD - http://www.minezone.org/wiki/MVance/GettingThingsDone. The book reviews are related to http://ideamatt.blogspot.com/2006/02/how-to-read-lot-of-books-in-short-time.html in Matt's Idea Blog.
http://gtdindex.marvelz.com/ -- although a huge advertising front page, this is a collector side for anything that has been posted as GtD.
How to Do a Weekly Review in Under an Hour from http://zenhabits.blogspot.com/2007/02/how-to-do-weekly-review-in-under-hour.html. A great title: Zen Habits - Achieving goals through daily habits.
And of course Bob Walsh of Safari Software http://www.safarisoftware.typepad.com/, author of MasterList Professional. Currently working toward a new release. Not sure when it will be available however. Nothing projected at this point. Bob's blog is creatively titled ToDoOrElse
Tags: GtD
2007-02-27
Bob Walsh at ToDoOrElse.com posts a note about a great video today with a time flash through the web ... starting with paper and pencil, moving to a digital page, moving on to HTML with content for format combined, then to CSS / XML era with content only in the page and format external, through the ability to move data around, and ending with several messages overlaid about content creation, linking, indexing, and search. The video provides a nice time capsule of the history of the web to date.
Tags: technology
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