http://www.dragosroua.com/gtd-for-people-living-in-transition-countries/ The Personal Development Blog Thu, 09 Feb 2012 16:24:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=162 http://www.dragosroua.com/gtd-for-people-living-in-transition-countries/#comment-61095 Staying GTD Over The Hype - Confessions Of An Alomst Ex-GTD'er Tue, 28 Jul 2009 07:53:44 +0000 http://www.dragosroua.com/gtd-for-people-living-in-transition-countries/#comment-61095 [...] my very first posts in this blog – and one of the most popular, I must say – was about GTD for people in transition countries. GTD posts and blogs where spreading over the internet at light speed. It was the Golden [...] [...] my very first posts in this blog – and one of the most popular, I must say – was about GTD for people in transition countries. GTD posts and blogs where spreading over the internet at light speed. It was the Golden [...]

]]> http://www.dragosroua.com/gtd-for-people-living-in-transition-countries/#comment-28769 Staying GTD Over The Hype Sun, 04 Jan 2009 23:42:39 +0000 http://www.dragosroua.com/gtd-for-people-living-in-transition-countries/#comment-28769 [...] and one of my very first posts in this blog - and one of the most popular, I must say - was about GTD for people in transition countries. GTD posts and blogs where spreading over the internet at light speed. It was the Golden [...] [...] and one of my very first posts in this blog – and one of the most popular, I must say – was about GTD for people in transition countries. GTD posts and blogs where spreading over the internet at light speed. It was the Golden [...]

]]> http://www.dragosroua.com/gtd-for-people-living-in-transition-countries/#comment-231 dragos Thu, 08 Feb 2007 21:24:02 +0000 http://www.dragosroua.com/gtd-for-people-living-in-transition-countries/#comment-231 Thanks for the kind words, I think I'm still doing a fine job, Mirabilis is still my central project. About those that aren't GTD, well, that's their business. I think we, Romanians, tend to give WAY TOO MUCH importance to the political aspect. Just doing my stuff, and avoiding politics, proved to be a very stress-free life for me. If they are not doing their job, we can change them, right? Why discussing about them every day, instead of only once, every 4 years? Thanks for the kind words, I think I’m still doing a fine job, Mirabilis is still my central project. About those that aren’t GTD, well, that’s their business. I think we, Romanians, tend to give WAY TOO MUCH importance to the political aspect. Just doing my stuff, and avoiding politics, proved to be a very stress-free life for me. If they are not doing their job, we can change them, right? Why discussing about them every day, instead of only once, every 4 years?

]]> http://www.dragosroua.com/gtd-for-people-living-in-transition-countries/#comment-226 Simonne Thu, 08 Feb 2007 21:03:18 +0000 http://www.dragosroua.com/gtd-for-people-living-in-transition-countries/#comment-226 Hey, I know about Mirabilis Media, it's cool, you did a great job! You GTD very well in a transition where everybody can GTD, except those ones we keep on electing every 4 years! Hey, I know about Mirabilis Media, it’s cool, you did a great job! You GTD very well in a transition where everybody can GTD, except those ones we keep on electing every 4 years!

]]> http://www.dragosroua.com/gtd-for-people-living-in-transition-countries/#comment-177 eDragonu - the choice of a personal path » My OmniFocus experience is ThinkingRock Tue, 06 Feb 2007 16:44:40 +0000 http://www.dragosroua.com/gtd-for-people-living-in-transition-countries/#comment-177 [...] One other part I don’t use, is the syncing part. As I already wrote in this post, GTD for people living in transition countries tends to be a little spartan. For this reason, I don’t carry - a aprt my phone - any mobile device that would help me capturing or reviewing my tasks. And since I do not carry a PDA-esque device with me, I don’t need the syncing feature. But, recently, there are some new terminals with PDA capabilties that I intend to buy, and I suppose this could be pretty soon a priority. ThinkingRocdk does not have yet something like this. You can carry the whole application if the device is Java capable, but this seems a little too much for me. [...] [...] One other part I don’t use, is the syncing part. As I already wrote in this post, GTD for people living in transition countries tends to be a little spartan. For this reason, I don’t carry – a aprt my phone – any mobile device that would help me capturing or reviewing my tasks. And since I do not carry a PDA-esque device with me, I don’t need the syncing feature. But, recently, there are some new terminals with PDA capabilties that I intend to buy, and I suppose this could be pretty soon a priority. ThinkingRocdk does not have yet something like this. You can carry the whole application if the device is Java capable, but this seems a little too much for me. [...]

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