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Getting Things Done

Seedling Created Jun 22, 2026 · Updated Jun 22, 2026

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Getting Things Done = David Allen's capture-clarify-organize system — inbox first, next actions, trusted lists.

Example

My brain isn't a filing cabinet. GTD was one trusted inbox and a weekly review so open loops lived on paper, not at 2 a.m.

Note Relationships

Relationship	Wikilink	Reason
extends	GTD vs PARA	Named in notes that link here
extends	The Trusted Inbox	Named in notes that link here
contradicts	Slow Productivity	when the opposite frame fits better

Table of Contents

The Mouse Wheel Click: One Button, Three Operating Systems

May 28, 2026
Technology, Productivity, Tips

Most people right-click every link to open it in a new tab. There's a faster button right under their finger - same gesture on Windows, Mac, and Linux - and almost nobody uses it.

Top Reasons to Create and Maintain Your Own Website

March 10, 2024
Website, Ideas, Tips

Every time I tell someone I run my own website, they ask why I don't just post on Facebook. After years of watching platforms die and rules change, here's why I keep my own corner of the internet.

Getting Started with RSS Feeds

March 30, 2024
Technology, Productivity, Guide

I figured RSS quietly died around 2010. A friend pointed out it never actually did - it just stopped being trendy. Two weeks of using it later, I was a convert.

Facebook's Hidden Gem: The Favorites Feed

February 4, 2024
Social Media, Technology, Tips

I almost deleted Facebook a couple of years ago. Then I stumbled onto a built-in feature most people don't know exists - and it's the only reason I still open the app.

Top Reasons Why You Still Need a Desktop or Laptop

June 14, 2021
Technology, Productivity, Tips

Every couple of years, someone tells me they're going mobile-only. A few months later, they're sheepishly asking to borrow my laptop for taxes, video edits, or a PDF form. Here's why I keep mine around.

Consistent AI Output for WordPress Builds

May 30, 2026
Technology, AI, Web Development

Month one with AI on WordPress builds I was thrilled. Month three I finally got consistent output - helpers, reference examples, and a short rules doc that stop every feature from drifting.

One garden note picked at random — shuffle for a new pairing with this note.

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