Creating Different Lists With Maximizer

juliansdadNew Member

I want to incorporate David Allen's suggestions in his book "Getting Things Done" (GTD) which helps you organize your life for greater efficiency. The GTD system recommends that you divide your Next Actions into several lists. These lists include errands, projects, home, office, waiting for, read/review and someday/maybe.

For example--if I want to call a client, I'd add his name to the "office" list. If I want to pick up some laundry detergent on the way home from work, I'd add that task to the "errands" list. Can I create these different lists with Maximizer? If so, please explain how. Also--can I set up priorities for these tasks the way I do in my current task list?

Please advise.

Thanks.

5/17/105:59 AM

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