m. c. de marco

Via Daring Fireball: the official gmail blog announces Tasks, a ‘jaxed-up To Do list that lives inside gmail.

It’s been a while since I blogged about Getting Things Done, but a few days ago I spotted a new kid on the productivity block (in John Gruber’s linkblog). TaskPaper, is the ultimate lightweight GTD application—so simple you could be using paper itself.

Via 43folders: A Not-To-Do List. My favorite:

Do not read any further on this post—-caught you!

I’ve been meaning to add a new productivity category for a while now: GTD stands for Getting Things Done. I learned about GTD at 43folders. Today’s productivity links come from the same source.

• TaDa Lists are on-line to do lists that can be shared.
• GTD TiddlyWiki puts to do into wiki format.

Here’s some advice for geeks that, with the obvious phase-shift, may be helpful to writers:

Getting Unstuck from mezzoblue has four steps to getting your creative juices flowing.

Getting Back to Work by MarkTAW, via kuro5hin:

I procrastinate. You procrastinate. We all procrastinate. Let’s get back to work.

If you’re too lazy to read the whole thing, then just take a look at the handy anti-procrastination web page.