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'Super Book'?
alxwz | Mar 17 2007
Hi all, I'm new to this forum and here's my first question: Some time and self management books or seminars here in Germany promote the use of a (hard-bound) book into which everything should go, in chronological order. First, could some native English speaker give me the correct English term for such a book, please? That would make googling so much easier. Secondly, any idea how the use of such a book could possibly map to GTD? Other than a hard-bound inbox, I can't see this fit into the GTD system, although I can see it as potentially useful (no more loose notes, everything in one place, etc.). Thanks in advance, 19 Comments
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 I'm German (but have been...Submitted by Momo on March 18, 2007 - 7:12am.
I'm German (but have been living in an English-speaking country for the past 8 years). I've never heard of a "Superbuch" before. It sounds like a mixture between a GTD capturing device and a calendar/dayplanner? I doubt there is an equivalent English word for the idea behind such a "Superbuch". I find it hard to imagine a notebook incorporating a capturing devide, calendar, and projects list - especially if it's supposed to be in chronological order, rather than by category/context. Maybe a Circa/Rolla system with DIYPlanner pages, and different sections for projects, NA, calendar, contexts would work better. I'd sure get confused if all I had was a chronological notebook. good luck! » POSTED IN:
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