A New Way To Free Thinking Is On Your Mac.

Getting things done seems to be more difficult these days, even with an organized digital life.

With apologies to Dobie Gillis, even David Allen’s popular book, Getting Things Done and his GTD method needs a Thinking Rock.

Life today is more complicated than ever. Even the tools to help us improve productivity are complicated to use.

Recently, Mac360 reviewed a number of digital organizers for the Mac, and highlighted some favorite tools.

There’s even cool organizers that are so cool and new you can’t even buy.... (excerpted).

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