That last point is the real winner for me. it’s free (although they offer a pro account of course).each instance syncs to the “cloud” (hate that term) so that I’m always up-to-date wherever I am.runs on Windows, Mac, iPhone, BlackBerry and Android.Welcome to the wonderful (and, crucially, digital) world of Evernote.

I abandoned this particular approach to managing my lists (or PATMML for short) in favour of a far, far superior PATMML. the procrastinator’s procrastinator: I have spent countless hours re-writing lists, making new templates instead of actually doing anything.not particularly fond of using an iconic bit of stationery from the 1980’s (that’s right! It’s a file of facts!) to scrawl down the thought “buy a new inner tube for your bike you lazy bastard” in the middle of the street.slightly OCD about messy lists (oh, the shame of it).If you were to ask me how I used to keep my GTD lists in order, I would likely have said: “that’s a very dull question” and “a pocket Filofax filled to the brim with templates from D*I*Y Planner”.

Gtd con evernote