For example, how many projects do you have? Common answer “10 or 12” actual answer >300. Because we have to recognize all the stuff that we are carrying around in our subconscious.GTD is a better way to manage all the “stuff” objects in these three realms, but implementing GTD is hard. The reason we have headaches about all the stuff we have to do, is that all the objects in all three of these domains will live in our brain if we do not have a better way to manage them. There are three GTD universes that trusted systems need to interact with: atoms, bits universe (email, web pages), and images (physical stuff reduced to bits or images): I wish that Evernote had competitors, but right now, there just are none. Because once you have all the atoms of your “might-have-a-next-action” converted to electrons, you need a way to Google your electrons to find documents as you need them. My 94,000 page massive filing system took four long afternoons to import to computer. A professional scanner is a gateway technology because it allows you to get paper out of your face. Currently the ScanSnap iX500 is the top rated scanner in customer satisfaction (based on Amazon revues).

Dual-sided-single-pass-50-page-input-scanners.… if I were David Allen, I would be pushing a two “gateway” technology tools to catalyze GTD implementation. I yield to no one in admiration for the refined, focused, and effective system that Allen has made GTD. *Aside* David Allen is the master of the game of organizing. The purpose of this post is to explore the roles Evernote Web Clipper can play in a GTD trusted system. I have not read Evernote’s entire web site, but it seems to me that Evernote is as meticulous about not mentioning GETTING THINGS DONE as David Allen is meticulous in avoiding mentioning electronic technology. Evernote has a web page at that shows you how Web Clipper works, and, what you can do with Web Clipper.

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