There are so many bloggers out there writing about things ranging from the latest news in Iraq to the latest news on Toilets. Each blogger is arguably their own media outlet. Obviously, however, this wasn’t always the case. Up until a few years ago, the only major media outlets were print and television: The Los [...]

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Continuing the series from my initial Getting Things Blogged entry, we now know how to Collect for your blog using your RSS Reader, but now we need to figure out how to process the entries, GTD style. Got your RSS Reader handy? Good. Let’s get to it: We can process all your feeds in three [...]

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I was looking at an article on Problogger about an interesting organization method created by a woman named Julie Bonner, a blogger on the website Declutter It. Julie created an organizer she called the Blog Binder, which she uses to organize her blogs:
Ever since I started blogging, my mind is always going a mile a [...]

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In my first post on the concept of Getting Things Blogged, I wrote that the best inbox for your blogging GTD needs is none other then your RSS feed reader. However, I also realized that as time goes on, you’re going to have a rather bloated RSS reader, with all the feeds you’ll need.
With [...]

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As you continue on in your blogging adventure, you will eventually find yourself making contacts, be it on places like LinkedIn or Myspace, or merely via email. Each of these contacts provide major importance in furthering your blog, as you will be able to rely on them for expert advice in their field. Even more [...]

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   I received an interview to teach test prep courses for a test academy. A segment of the interviewed required a 5-minute audition where I taught about anything non-academic. Naturally, I thought of nothing better then the power that is Getting Things Done.
For a moment, I couldn’t remember the five main segments of GTD [...]

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I’d like to take a break from my personal blogging expose to bring you a few personal updates on my blogging life.
Download Squad reports that Windows Live Writer has published a new beta, which I have downloaded. WLV is the cleanest blog editor I’ve seen so far, and though it has its occasional crashes, it works well [...]

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David Allen states on Getting Things Done that one of the things you can do with a task is Delegate tasks to individuals. We can use this for two people: Individual Blogs, and Group blogs. What are some things you can delegate?

Delegate blog entries
Assign research for topics
Get products to review
Assign interviews
You’d think this little tactic [...]

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As I was looking at my previous post about applying GTD to your blogging process, I realized that I had left a good deal of the GTD methods out quite by accident. However, even if I had remembered, it would have made the post a lot bigger then it needed to be, so instead, I’ll [...]

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A few posts ago, I posted about my inability to apply Getting Things Done to my daily life. Now, I can proudly say that blogging for me now almost completely is ruled by the GTD Process. I’m not sure whether other bloggers have discovered a GTD way to blog, but this is the way I [...]

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