How to Find the Right GTD® Tool For You

Lists aren't the only things that can attract or repel you. If you don't have the the right tool for your context, then it will be hard to stay efficient and enjoy the workflow process. Meg shares how she found OmniFocus, the right tool for the projects she's committed to.
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[@FrenchFriesNBrie]

Brilliant analogy re: how we each organize our homes.
My digital task management system repels me, I think, because there’s too much friction. But I’m attracted to digital automation.

[@megedwards5136]

Brandee- Thanks Brandee. I am so glad that example resonates with you.

[@ewayte]

I use Todoist because I like the culture of Doist and the resources they provide outside of Todoist.

[@megedwards5136]

Hi Eric- That's great re: Todoist and that you also have tapped into the resources they provide. We certainly have many clients that use Todoist. Cheers, Meg

[@snailbait]

It's funny how some tools are *almost* right but fail at one of the stages. I can add and add and add items to just about any system, but when it comes to actually using the system to find things to do and do them, Omni Focus works best for me.

[@megedwards5136]

Becky- Great that you found the best tool that works for you. I do think it does make a difference for someones GTD practice.

[@BDV000]

Anyone use NirvanaHQ?