Comments on: allow me to… http://www.terrystorch.com/lifechurchtv/allow-me-to/ beta: because i am not there yet. Fri, 27 Jan 2012 16:57:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: money lol http://www.terrystorch.com/lifechurchtv/allow-me-to/comment-page-1/#comment-2382 money lol Wed, 20 May 2009 05:50:30 +0000 http://terrystorch.com/?p=167#comment-2382 Very informative post! Normally I don't comment on blogs but this post deserves it :D Very informative post! Normally I don’t comment on blogs but this post deserves it :D

]]> By: Jon http://www.terrystorch.com/lifechurchtv/allow-me-to/comment-page-1/#comment-534 Jon Wed, 30 May 2007 17:53:10 +0000 http://terrystorch.com/?p=167#comment-534 I've found Huddle (www.huddle.net) much easier to use than Basecamp- especially for multiple projects. It's also much better for the social networking side of business / team management. If you like using Basecamp you should definitely check out Huddle! I’ve found Huddle (www.huddle.net) much easier to use than Basecamp- especially for multiple projects. It’s also much better for the social networking side of business / team management. If you like using Basecamp you should definitely check out Huddle!

]]> By: Pete http://www.terrystorch.com/lifechurchtv/allow-me-to/comment-page-1/#comment-533 Pete Wed, 30 May 2007 05:01:42 +0000 http://terrystorch.com/?p=167#comment-533 We use backpack and basecamp, google groups is proving to be a good free replacement to the messaging part of basecamp and Vitalist has proven to be extremely helpful for handling GTD workflow. It is by far my favorite online GTD app.ical and Google calendar get the hard date stuff. We use backpack and basecamp, google groups is proving to be a good free replacement to the messaging part of basecamp and Vitalist has proven to be extremely helpful for handling GTD workflow. It is by far my favorite online GTD app.ical and Google calendar get the hard date stuff.

]]> By: Josh Turmel http://www.terrystorch.com/lifechurchtv/allow-me-to/comment-page-1/#comment-532 Josh Turmel Wed, 30 May 2007 00:01:09 +0000 http://terrystorch.com/?p=167#comment-532 I'll have to try out rememberthemilk.com, sounds pretty flexible. J I’ll have to try out rememberthemilk.com, sounds pretty flexible.

J

]]> By: John Bartlett http://www.terrystorch.com/lifechurchtv/allow-me-to/comment-page-1/#comment-531 John Bartlett Tue, 29 May 2007 17:23:43 +0000 http://terrystorch.com/?p=167#comment-531 For my work to-do's, I use rememberthemilk.com. It's the best to-do organizer I've seen. Complete with keyboard shortcuts and dynamic smart lists, you can share to-do's or if you think of a to-do while you're on the road, just shoot yourself an email (to an email address that RTM assigns you) and it will show in your inbox. Also, you can text message yourself when an item becomes overdue. It's great! For my work to-do’s, I use rememberthemilk.com. It’s the best to-do organizer I’ve seen.

Complete with keyboard shortcuts and dynamic smart lists, you can share to-do’s or if you think of a to-do while you’re on the road, just shoot yourself an email (to an email address that RTM assigns you) and it will show in your inbox. Also, you can text message yourself when an item becomes overdue.

It’s great!

]]> By: Chad Wright http://www.terrystorch.com/lifechurchtv/allow-me-to/comment-page-1/#comment-530 Chad Wright Tue, 29 May 2007 16:43:14 +0000 http://terrystorch.com/?p=167#comment-530 It's funny you post about this, because I spent part of the weekend looking at how we organize things and making tweaks. I use Basecamp for all projects that involve other people. Basecamp allows communication on specific projects, file uploading, milestones, to-do lists. Any to-dos assigned to me in those projects are sent to ... Highrise (also from 37signals) to keep track of my daily conversations and to give me a personal to-do list that no one else sees. I can't say enough good things about how Highrise has helped with my organization. I use Backpack for organizing projects that don't involve anyone else. I use the Backpack Calendar for my online calendar needs. I also use Backpack's Reminders for things that I need to remember to do but not something important enough to clutter my task list in Highrise. I've got Gmail set up to suck in the mail from all my various accounts to it's all in one place and all online. I've finally moved all my organization online so I can access anytime anywhere. The combination of 37signals and Gmail has revolutionized how I work and made it possible for me to expand my business without hiring extra people. It’s funny you post about this, because I spent part of the weekend looking at how we organize things and making tweaks.

I use Basecamp for all projects that involve other people. Basecamp allows communication on specific projects, file uploading, milestones, to-do lists. Any to-dos assigned to me in those projects are sent to …

Highrise (also from 37signals) to keep track of my daily conversations and to give me a personal to-do list that no one else sees. I can’t say enough good things about how Highrise has helped with my organization.

I use Backpack for organizing projects that don’t involve anyone else. I use the Backpack Calendar for my online calendar needs. I also use Backpack’s Reminders for things that I need to remember to do but not something important enough to clutter my task list in Highrise.

I’ve got Gmail set up to suck in the mail from all my various accounts to it’s all in one place and all online.

I’ve finally moved all my organization online so I can access anytime anywhere. The combination of 37signals and Gmail has revolutionized how I work and made it possible for me to expand my business without hiring extra people.

]]> By: Larry Boatright http://www.terrystorch.com/lifechurchtv/allow-me-to/comment-page-1/#comment-529 Larry Boatright Tue, 29 May 2007 14:47:21 +0000 http://terrystorch.com/?p=167#comment-529 Good insights... I've started using MindManager. It works on both Mac and PC. I got our administrator using it, and my assistant, and they both love it. I love it for project planning, you can do to-do lists, track progress, etc, and share the files amongst each other. Everything can be color-coded, and you can even embed hyperlinks and documents right into the mindmap. It's a great GTD tool and not too expensive. I'm going to finish reading GTD this week while I'm on vacation. Good insights…
I’ve started using MindManager. It works on both Mac and PC. I got our administrator using it, and my assistant, and they both love it.

I love it for project planning, you can do to-do lists, track progress, etc, and share the files amongst each other. Everything can be color-coded, and you can even embed hyperlinks and documents right into the mindmap. It’s a great GTD tool and not too expensive.

I’m going to finish reading GTD this week while I’m on vacation.

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