I remember that question. It seems – at least at first sight – as if it could not work. Too simple, and, where’s the catch? But so far I am finding that it works great. Looking forward to hearing you report back on your experience with AF.

Joshua

I keep asking myself, “can it really be this simple”?

Thanks for your comment.
Alec

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nice to see Mark Forster’s AF here, too. I have been with it since the Beta testing days (Jan 09), and I must say I really love this system. Before using AutoFocus, I managed my life using a self-cooked version of Getting Things Done, but AF is so much better, one reason being the incredible simplicity of the system. It’s almost as if it was hard NOT to follow the system as opposed to struggling with following the system.

Looking forward to your reports over time.

Joshua

I can’t imagine what it would be like to keep on top of a huge number of tasks and email without a clearly defined, repeatable system. When I moved to GTD a few years ago, my productivity and follow through (which I had thought was pretty good) increased significantly. Autofocus seems to be taking care of the “hole” in my GTD system in which “eats up” those resistance-filled projects and task that I just don’t seem to want to do. Already a number of these have started to move.

It’s a fantastic system. Here’s avideo of Mark Forster demonstrating Autofocus.

Thanks for the comment!
Alec

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-chris

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Very nice post. I’m intrigued. Thank you for always staying up on new ways of being organized!

Your friend and wife,
Lori

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