Thanks for the thoughts on getting stuck in a rut, we have all been there. Recently, I found myself repeating a similar mistake and falling into a rut: Attempting to create my own solution to a problem, investing valuable hours, when there is an affordable, well-developed solution available.

I have recently begun using a designer to create some really nice images/graphics/templates to be used in my documents. Unfortunately, they have not been easy to edit with Microsoft Office and Adobe Acrobat, and I have been hesitant to purchase Adobe CS4 and other deign tools because of the cost.

A friend recently suggested I use Infix. With this tool, I am able to edit the PDFs like a regular word document, as opposed to line by line with the built in text editor tool. It has already saved me lots of time, and I don’t have to go through the hassle of going back to my designer to finish the documents.

Anyways, all to say that in the realm of GTD, I often forget to use my time both efficiently and effectively. I often get caught trying to save money, but realize that my time is valuable, and I need to be on the lookout for solutions that can save me time and money (such as Infix).

Thanks for writing!
Cory ( a GTD rookie)