Zachary & Mike reunite to discuss the basics of capturing, why it's important, and the pros & cons of both analog and digital tools (including a hybrid product they're both pretty excited about) to help you get things "on the paper and off the mind."

Cheat Sheet:

Why capturing your all of you woulds, coulds and should is so important for mental clarity.

Mike’s and Zack’s favorite capturing app.

The unlikely focusing benefits of paper.

Links

Intro to GTD

Asian Efficiency iPhone Apps

Drafts

Evernote

The Productivity Show, Episode 28: Sam Carpenter

Day One - iOS | Mac

Notability - iOS | Mac

The Productivity Show, Episode 18: Mike Vardy

Kindle Paperwhite

Rocketbook

Mike and Zack's Top Digital and Analogue Capture Tools

Digital

Resources / Reference File

Evernote, Dropbox, Drive, iCloud

Tasks

OmniFocus, Trello, Things, Todoist, Asana, Wunderlist

Obligations (Calendar)

BusyCal, Sunrise, Fantastical (big awesome update)

Analogue

Resources / Reference File

filing (rolling cart)

In tray

Task

Field Notes

Bullet Journal - “an analog system for the digital age”

Baron Fig - Sketchbooks and Notebooks for thinkers

Hobochini Techo Planner

Dash/Plus system

Levenger Circa notebook system

note cards

emergent task planner

storyline productivity planner

Obligations

big ol neu year calendars

sticky notes

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