Getting Things Done

Sunday, January 21, 2007

The tickler folder ... a 43 folder solution for the future

I recently wrote an article about setting up and using a tickler file.

The idea of a tickler file/suspension file is not new and has been part of many office environments for decades. David Allen has given it a new life, describing how to set up a tickler file in his book Getting Things Done and introducing it as part of the GTD workflow.

Myarticle can be read here. Comments and feedback on how you have implemented a tickler file are most welcome.

posted by Caveman @ 8:39 PM

Welcome to my "Getting Things Done" blog where I report on my implementation of David Allen's "Getting Things Done" methodolgy. My old-style planner and "to do lists" (in my case, "never to be done" lists) have been replaced with projects with clearly defined outcomes, and Next Action steps to move forward to my goals.

Previous Posts

• The all-mighty, universal index card
• Calendars - Digital, Analog or both?
• My Hipster PDA
• Lamy Safari Fountain Pen
• Live Tomorrow or Live Today
• From To Do lists to Next Actions
• Introduction

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