How to Get Things Done with OneNote: Set Up OneNote for GTD in 15 Minutes, Improve Productivity and Lead Your Way to Success

by Dominic Wolff

Do you want to easily accomplish your to-do-list in a day? Do you want to be less busy in life? Do you wish to have more time?

Here's the thing. Most people are so busy all the time that they no longer recognize that responsibilities are forgotten and relationships are not strengthened. With the huge pile of tasks undone, stack of mails unread, and heap of post-its that seem cluttered all around, people get busier and life becomes more stressful.

Take some time off and start organizing your strategy to get everything under control. Read on How to Get Things Done with OneNote and discover your way to productivity and efficiency.

Dominic Wolff, a seasoned author and business owner, found success in his business career improvising David Allen's Getting Things Done (GTD) with Microsoft's OneNote. With the two systems combined, Wolff assures that you'll get your professional and personal lives under control.

In Dominic Wolff's How to Get Things Done with OneNote, you can be more effective in maintaining a more organized and less stressful life. With this book, you get to learn the following:

The Basic Organizational Groups of GTD (Know the different ways on how you can classify items.) Setting up OneNote for GTD Success (Get this done in just 15 minutes.) Using OneNote while Laying the Foundations of GTD (Understand how to use OneNote with just a few clicks while putting GTD in place.) Getting GTD and OneNote up and running (Follow 4 Simple Steps to run an effective personal management system.) 7 Tips for Maximum Efficiency (Apply tips you can do on a weekly basis.) Advanced Tips and Tricks (Know 7 apps, devices, and strategies to fully ensure maximum productivity.)

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Genres: Productivity, Nonfiction

82 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 2, 2014

About the author

Dominic Wolff is an author, business owner and traveller (or as he likes to call it, a globe trotter). A native from Idaho, Dominic became interested in the mechanics of business from a very young age. From those early days of selling candy bars to running a multi-state company today, Dominic has always been on the lookout for systems that would improve his productivity and allow him more free time to enjoy his hobbies. He frequently writes articles about personal productivity for business publications.

Reviews

[Jeannie · Rating 4 out of 5]

I am glad I read "How to Get Things Done with OneNote", even though I was familiar with OneNote it proved to be beneficial. I read many reviews on using OneNote as an organizer, note pad, etc... and decided it may be the way to go instead of using other apps. The book gave me a greater understanding of OneNote and it capabilities. OneNote doesn't have the simplicity of other apps and this is expressed in the book. I have spent a fair amount of time working with OneNote since reading the book and I am finding more and more ways to utilize it.

Mr. Wolfe writes quite well and I had no difficulty understanding his instructions. If you are in limbo and not sure you understand how to use it, I believe you will find this book useful.

I was given this book to read for my honest opinion, (perfect timing).

[K.J. Klemme · Rating 5 out of 5]

Combines technology with process

This book offers an approach to utilizing OneNote as well as explaining how the software works. This is exactly what I wanted to understand. The idea of setting up OneNote so that I could gain efficiencies at work was daunting, but after this read, I'm up for the challenge!

[Robert Senner · Rating 3 out of 5]

This system combines GTD with OneNote. It can work if it's fully integrated into your professional and personal life and actively maintained. I'm not convinced I want to do that. Does it simplify, or complicate?

[Sandy H · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good if you're not already very familiar with OneNote

I have been using OneNote for several years, so when I bought this book after reading David Allen's Getting Things Done, I knew it was likely that I already knew quite a bit that this book would cover. Still, I'd hoped for a slightly more comprehensive look at what kinds of notebooks and pages could really be useful. Instead, I had already figured out everything I needed to figure out about how to update my use of OneNote while I was reading GTD; there really wasn't anything new or particularly useful for me here. So--if you're not familiar with OneNote, I do recommend this book. If you've already used ON for awhile, you probably won't find much new here.

[Ana]

I receive this e-book through a LibraryThing giveaway in exchange for a fair and honest review.

This book is not about OneNote. It's a book about a method to Get Things Done and explains how to implement it in OneNote.
For those who have never used OneNote the author gives us the necessary guidance to get us start using the application.
I have already implemented some of the tips and has helped me to organize my work.

[Scott Smith · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not helpful for me

I am a daily OneNote and Evernote user. I have been using OneNote mostly for work for past two years and was interested to see how to integrate task management. I did pick up a few ideas to better use OneNote but will stick with Todoist for task management

[Amber · Rating 4 out of 5]

I didn't learn anything that a daily user would not already know.