A QUICK AND SIMPLE GTD METHOD WITH NEARLY 50 COLOR ILLUSTRATIONS!

Microsoft OneNote is a powerful software tool for list management, free-form information gathering and multi-user collaboration.

David Allen's Getting Things Done (GTD) system - as described in his best-selling book, Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity, has been the top personal productivity system for more than a decade.

Getting Things Done with Microsoft OneNote will show you how to combine these two powerful tools to create what may very well be the most effective productivity platform anywhere.

• Some best practices for Getting Things Done


• A brief introduction to OneNote


• How to apply GTD to OneNote


• An overview of the common GTD lists


• How to manage your Next Action lists in OneNote


• How to complete projects with Action Lists


• How to create an inbox in OneNote


• Tips on reviewing your GTD lists


• How to manage your actionable email


• How to get your inbox to zero


• Tips on what belongs on your calendar — and what doesn't


• How to store reference information in OneNote


• How to use OneNote with OneDrive


• How to collaborate in GTD with OneDrive