My problem is that I usually get started with it, it’s great for a while then all of the sudden I’ve forgot to add new tasks etc. Incorporating it permanently into one’s life is the hard task to tackle.

@Howard:
Thanks for the tip, I’ll give it a spin!

Just use List mode to quickly peruse areas of interest; twitter feeds can be added!

On the plus side, though, I’ve found a piece of software that helps me organize my thoughts, project plans, next action steps, etc. It was written specially to work with GTD - and it’s free from http://www.thinkingrock.com.au.

Perhaps the print-outs could be a little more customizable, but I’m too glad to have somewhere to store all my ideas, information, references, links, etc, and actually know where I can find them, to be put off by that.

Best of all, it gives you somewhere to store all your ideas just as they come to you, and lets you organize and file them later - the digital equivalent of David Allen’s index cards or bits of paper.

I find it the ideal companion for GTD work, and would strongly recommend anyone who uses the methodology to give it a try.

Social Marketing is always a time consuming exercise if you’re just using it for Marketing purposes and it does become a chore.

I feel the same as you and less Productive when I know I have to to post, blog, twitter, facebook update etc…

I need a PA :)