

I’ve used O utlook Tasks, Microsoft Project, Getting Things Done (GTD), everything. I started with those grey-speckled notepads you buy for school, graduated to a Day-Runner, and then on to ACT! and other Personal Information Managers (PIMS) when those came out on the early computers. I taught myself note-taking when I was young, and then was formally taught to do it better. To be fair, I’ve always been a note-taker.

I’m writing this blog post in OneNote, in fact. Uses when she flips houses, to wedding planning with my daughter) I mean every Information with my family (from groceries to the punch-down list my wife I use it to create and track projects at work Ĭategorize, list and annotate the technologies I work with share Things to say that I use Microsoft OneNote
