#Thinking rock office365 android

I have in my house Mac/Linux/Windows and I use an Android phone, and I really would like to be able to use the big screen on one of my computers to make weekly reviews easier, and I don't want to switch to an iPhone. Delivering a seamless migration to Office 365 is pretty straight-forward once all the thinking work is done. I really want a better solution for accessing my next actions when I'm away from my desktop computer. The following two tips will help you squeeze more productivity from Outlook than you thought was possible. Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) and other apps such as Google Workspace provide powerful features at affordable prices.

#Thinking rock office365 software

I have to print out paper reports and bring them with me if I want to GTD away from a computer screen. Businesses embrace software as a service because of the convenience and flexibility supplied by the cloud. Their Android/iPhone apps are beyond useless It is a very simple, bare bones way to organize and implement tasks with more options and choices than it initially appears have. Templates for commonly repeated projects (my weekly review is itself a project that I schedule from a template) Thinking Rock is a GTD (getting things done) application you can use both at home or at work. Runs on Win/Mac/Linux (I've used various combinations of all three, and none of the three has ever crashed, in hundreds, if not thousands of hours of use)Įasy to capture 'thoughts', and thoughts are actually separate things from 'actions in an inbox folder'Īutomatic sequencing of next actions and sub-projects within projects Thinking Rock helps you ask why you are going to do. Making sure you don’t forget all the important stuff, that you don’t feel pressure at an ever growing backlog, and that you are thinking about what is worth doing and where your time is going. Project icons turn red when there are no next actions available Thinking Rock is at it’s heart a tool for Getting Things Done - otherwise known as GTD. Sticks to the 'true' GTD flow, which avoids a lot of classic GTD pitfalls, like todo list explosionĬustomizable views that can combine several criteria, and can isolate things like 'stale' next actions ThinkingRock PROs which other apps don't have:

Here's are the pros/cons that I seem to weigh over and over: Once you have a licence, Login and download the software. I've been a user of ThinkingRock for about five years, and it seems like the last two I've spent trying to find something better to be the centerpiece of my trusted system. Download ThinkingRock (version 3.7.0) Print Email ThinkingRock (version 3.7.0) To download the software, you need to have purchased a licence.