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After being pointed in Moleskinner‘s direction by Moleskinerie, I had a bit of a wander around there – lots of good stuff if you like the little black books. A definite highlight for the GTD lovers out there, though, is his reworked GTD workflow diagram…

• Getting Nothing Done at Moleskinner. (Contains words which some people may find offensive. Yeah, that one. No, not the C one, the F one. Yeah, that one.)

He’s actually making a point closely related to the one I made in GTD’s Dirty Secrets, but with a real touch of class.

Personally, I still find I tend to get more done when I have some sort of system for it, but it doesn’t have to be GTD as such. I’m playing around with different systems at the moment, but mainly using something pretty similar to what Robert talks about in A Hip Enough Planner – I’ve marked out a calendar section and a nowMap at the beginning of a large plain Moleskine, and everything else gets marked into a table of contents. I’ll probably do a bit of a post about it sometime soon, for those who need a fix of Moleskine Pr0n.

Oh, and if you’re in the UK and after a Moleskine at the moment, Amazon have some very cheap deals going – starting from £3 each, or less for Cahiers. If you want any, and you use this link to search for ‘Moleskine’, we’ll get a little cut and it won’t cost you any extra.

Used in post about solos.