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says:I use RTM to institute GTD. In doing this, I create a new list for every project. For each project I make a descriptive task with .. in front of it to bring it to the top, then I number everything after that, so when I brainstorm steps I can see where it fits and what previous things it depends on. RTM, instead of ordering numerically, orders alphabetically, which throws my lists into chaos and disarray. Having to look at:
1. Call X
10. Put in evelope
11. Send to Bank
2. Set up meeting.
Posted at 1:05pm on October 21, 2009
says:As a workaround, you could pad your numbers with zeroes so they all have the same number of digits.
01. Call X
02. Set up meeting.
10. Put in evelope
11. Send to Bank
Posted at 12:22am on October 22, 2009
says:Or you could adopt an alphabetic sequence…
a
b
c
d
Or you could start at 100 if you don't like 01, or 001.
Posted at 12:57am on October 22, 2009
