Comments on: Saving Time by staying within contexts http://lifehackmom.com/saving-time-by-staying-within-contexts/ Productivity for REALLY Hard Working Parents Sat, 19 May 2012 21:09:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: gtdfrk http://lifehackmom.com/saving-time-by-staying-within-contexts/#comment-4 gtdfrk Thu, 01 Feb 2007 21:13:59 +0000 http://lifehackmom.com/?p=8#comment-4 I've been using GTD since October 2006 and I've created a lot of projects and next actions (and someday/maybe), but I have deliberately kept my number of contexts very limited. So far I haven't felt the need to refine my contexts further. I do a lot of work at my computer and at home, so @home usually entails a lot of next actions that are actually work related. I use the following contexts: @anywhere, @calls, @computer, @errands, @home, @office, @people, @work for my own next actions. And @work (waiting for), @home (waiting for) for tasks I'm waiting for other people to complete. I’ve been using GTD since October 2006 and I’ve created a lot of projects and next actions (and someday/maybe), but I have deliberately kept my number of contexts very limited. So far I haven’t felt the need to refine my contexts further. I do a lot of work at my computer and at home, so @home usually entails a lot of next actions that are actually work related.

I use the following contexts: @anywhere, @calls, @computer, @errands, @home, @office, @people, @work for my own next actions.
And @work (waiting for), @home (waiting for) for tasks I’m waiting for other people to complete.

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