Trello is probably the simplest thing in the world: it’s a web page where you make a bunch of lists. Each list contains cards. Each card is a thing that someone might want to work on.

One feature missing in my precious however is the ability to create project templates. Everybody has some little group of tasks that gets repeated. For instance, I had a set of tasks that got repeated for each chapter of The Book. So how do I use this unsupported feature in OmniFocus? The answer is Applescript, that ubiquitous tool (that almost nobody uses) that lets you add features and bolt applications together like so many pieces of a digital erector set.

This triaging technique is aimed at quickly working through a long list of e-mail and deciding which e-mails need your attention now, and which ones can wait until later. By the end of this post you’ll know how to triage each new e-mail with a couple quick clicks and you will have easy access to the messages that need your attention throughout the day.

I'm getting back into OmniFocus. I was turned off GTD by the proliferation of dubious websites offering how-to/productivity tips; I've recently invested the time in getting 'back on the horse' and it's been all the better for it.<br />
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"The following AppleScript are those which are extremely handy and I use on a daily basis. There are many others available on the forum and other places, but many of them didn’t really add much value to my workflow, which is a pretty standard one, or solve problems I never encountered."

For Mac & iPhone users to make lists and stay organized. TaskPaper is a simple to-do list that’s surprisingly adept. Unlike standard organizers, TaskPaper gets out of your way so that you can get things done. Requires Mac OS X 10.5 or iPhone OS 3.1

Transform your notes into a simple task management system. NoteTask presents your text as tasks, completed tasks, and sections.

Questions to ask and rules of thumb to use to solve problems and be productive.

Back to basics - 10 principles of productivity from Lifehacker.

Great alternative to OneNote - excellent for ubiquitous capture, as it runs on Mac, PC, iPhone, Blackberry etc.

A checklist for your GTD experience/set up.

I tend to use Evernote as a dumping ground for my GTD projects, but here's how you could set it up as a full GTD app.