Re: OT sidetracked sisters

I read the books, then I followed Flylady for years. She is an outgrowth
(and fully supported by the Sidetracked Sisters).

http://flylady.net

It's a bit less overwhelming than the card system.

Anyway, the system lends itself more to a checklist system. If you put it
in  with everything else inside of Bonsai (i.e. your non-household stuff)
you are quickly going to have a huge outline!

I still follow my own version of the Flylady system, and it is very
successful in keeping my house 15 minutes from company ready.

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LJ
Simple Productivity blog
http://simpleproductivityblog.com

On Sat, Apr 11, 2009 at 1:46 AM, Brenda <[email protected]> wrote:

> Does anyone use the Sidetracked Sisters' methods? (It is sort of like GTD
> in that they advocate putting what you need to do on index cards. You file
> by date or day of the week so that when the item needs to be looked at
> again, it will automatically appear in your card file on the day you wanted
> to review it.) They are one of the original SHE's (Sidetracked Home
> Executives)
>
> Here is one of their sites:
>
> http://www.shesintouch.com/
>
> I was thinking of implementing the card file with Bonsai.
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