Life Manager Pro for Mac
Unique implementation of the GTD approach to managing your life.
$29.95
In English
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Life Manager Pro overview
Life Manager Pro is a unique implementation of the Getting Things Done approach to managing your life that will transform the way you lead your life.
Life Manager Pro is your digital personal assistant that will make sure that you take back control of your life and get things done.
Using Life Manager Pro as your digital organizer you will find that: You get more things done in a day. You free up valuable time. You always feel in control.
A major cause of stress is feeling out of control in your life. With Life Manager Pro you will take back control and feel much more relaxed.
Life Manager Pro is a program that runs on Windows or Mac systems. It consists of several modules that connect and relate to each other to from a comprehensive system to manage your life.
- Module1: The Head Box - Capture, Clarify and Organize In this module you collect or capture all the various bits of information that are in your head.
- Module 2: Vision - Do you have a vision for your life? Do you have principles and values on which you base your life? Do you have dreams and visions for your life?
- Module 3: Goals - Most people have goals in their life, but few write them down. This module focuses your mind on what exactly your goals are.
- Module 4: Projects - Track all your projects.
- Module 5: Actions - Visions, dreams and goals are not completed by themselves. They all need actions, the steps that get you from where you are now to where you want to be.
- Module 6: Contacts - The contacts module keeps a record of all your contacts and the actions that they have done to help you.
- Module 7: Calendar - View your calendar by the month, week or day and quickly see details or all your meetings and appointments.
- Module 8: Resources/Reference - To get things done requires resources and reference materials.
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Life Manager Pro for Mac
$29.95
In English
Version 5.2
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Jan 21 2011
Version: 4.0
I genuinely mean no offense, but we used a similar app in our software design class to demonstrate how not to build software. Hopefully the pending UI overhaul will provide some more value to users who've already paid the $49.
Dec 28 2010
Version: 4.0
Not a "real" application.
This is a Filemaker database turned into a run-time application, hence the Windows / OS X functionality. As far as I can tell, there is no mobile version, which really negates any usefulness of this app.
Compared to other productivity apps (Omnifocus, Things, or the awesome TheHitList), this program is HORRIBLE!! The interface is extremely un-mac-like and stressed me out just looking at it.
The price is crazy, even at a discount. Look for The Hitlist (in Beta form, abandoned software for the most part, but fully functional, supremely awesome, and free since it's still in beta). Unfortunately, there's no mobile version of The Hitlist since it's been abandoned.
Aug 2 2010
Version: 2.2
Yet another GTD based app. Why oh why? David Allen created a cult called GTD - based on false assumptions and dogmas that, because they're unattainable ideals, creates a movement of disciples, who are never fully "there" yet. Hence, still hooked, and on the lookout for the fix, because they feel they need a fix. They don't - they should just create a system that works for them, instead of trying to "do GTD" which is only good for making you a miserable robot.
Let's have some software that is NON-GTD that offers other solutions than GTD. Why are there zero Franklin/Covey based apps? What about some AutoFocus apps? Do-it-tomorrow apps? Apps for people with ADHD-issues?
It's all GTD, GTD, GTD. It is not the holy grail of productivity. that's just what David Allen made it seem like.
Mar 13 2010
Version: 2.2
I only spent about 5 minutes playing with Life Manager Pro and then I zapped it.
Why?
The interface.
I was immediately reminded of bdContacts which I also rejected because of its interface.
My problem is that I expect GTD software to look like Things. By look like, I mean: the overall appearance, the icon, the subtle shading, the simplicity.
I expect calendar software to look like BusyCal.
Life Manager Pro might be a great product. I just can't get past the ugly look and feel.
Jan 30 2010
Version: 2.2
Yeah, I'm really having trouble getting past the interface. I can deal with the plain look, but the controls move around from screen to screen, making me work harder to understand what is going on. This software seemed like a great idea, but the usability issues make this discouraging to learn.