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GTD Mastery 100: Step 12


To read my complete journey to GTD Mastery see the main post.

Step 12 to GTD Mastery is: I have lists for tracking “loaned out stuff” and “stuff I’m borrowing.”

I use ThinkingRock to track these two types of items.

To create a list of my “loaned out stuff,” I go to my Waiting For list and search for “return” as seen below.

Loaned out stuff

To create a list of “stuff I’m borrowing,” I go to my NAs list and search for “borrowing” as seen below.

Stuff I'm Borrowing

I use ThinkingRock’s “due” field to store when I have to return the item (e.g. library books) as seen below.

Due date

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  1. paulette said

    am January 5 2008 @ 3:53 pm

    This is a cool program. It is advisable to have a list of borrowed items especially if you are forgetful. I like it.

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