http://beanoriginal.net/review-week-51-goals-blog-and-gtd/ feeding your inner rebel Tue, 15 May 2012 05:18:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://beanoriginal.net/review-week-51-goals-blog-and-gtd/#comment-720 Lodewijkvdb Fri, 28 Dec 2007 04:58:10 +0000 http://blog.lodewijkvdb.com/2007/12/review-week-51-goals-blog-and-gtd.html#comment-720 Hi Anthony! The fold-over to do list of the Time/System is really a nice feature! And their system has more smart solutions, which I'll adopt one way or another. But I'm not very fond of those binder systems, they make the planner quite big. I thought the PDA was quite big already actually :) Hi Anthony!
The fold-over to do list of the Time/System is really a nice feature! And their system has more smart solutions, which I’ll adopt one way or another. But I’m not very fond of those binder systems, they make the planner quite big. I thought the PDA was quite big already actually

]]> http://beanoriginal.net/review-week-51-goals-blog-and-gtd/#comment-719 Anthony Sun, 23 Dec 2007 20:01:05 +0000 http://blog.lodewijkvdb.com/2007/12/review-week-51-goals-blog-and-gtd.html#comment-719 Hi Lodewijk. I always look forward to seeing your posts! I've been a palm user for many years, and currently have a TX, but I too am finding my way back to paper. I have tried going back to paper a few times, and was never able to make the transition until this summer when I got a Time/Design planner. They have a unique foldout action list form which solved one of the biggest problems I always had with other planners. I'm an out-of-sight-out-of-mind person and always struggled with not being able to see my calendar and my action lists at the same time, or then getting caught up with writing far too many todo's on the day that were not actually "Must Do On This Day" etc. With Time/Design the foldout action list fixes this. I currently use their mSystem planner which is 7 hole that fits in a Daytimer binder I already had, they also have a 6 hole system. All the best as you figure out what will replace your PDA. (just a happy customer, who is still in transition from digital. http://www.timesystem.us ) Hi Lodewijk. I always look forward to seeing your posts! I’ve been a palm user for many years, and currently have a TX, but I too am finding my way back to paper. I have tried going back to paper a few times, and was never able to make the transition until this summer when I got a Time/Design planner. They have a unique foldout action list form which solved one of the biggest problems I always had with other planners. I’m an out-of-sight-out-of-mind person and always struggled with not being able to see my calendar and my action lists at the same time, or then getting caught up with writing far too many todo’s on the day that were not actually “Must Do On This Day” etc. With Time/Design the foldout action list fixes this. I currently use their mSystem planner which is 7 hole that fits in a Daytimer binder I already had, they also have a 6 hole system. All the best as you figure out what will replace your PDA. (just a happy customer, who is still in transition from digital. http://www.timesystem.us )

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