Getting Things Done - GTD
Organize, Reflect, and Engage: The Three Steps That Complete the GTD Workflow
Brief introduction to the GTD methodology:
Getting Things Done - GTD
Brief introduction to the GTD methodology:
Getting Things Done - GTD
Brief introduction to the GTD methodology:
Getting Things Done - GTD
Brief introduction to the GTD methodology:
Getting Things Done - GTD
Within the Getting Things Done workflow, the Someday/Maybe list occupies a unique place. It’s not an action list, even though it includes “potential” actions. It’s something similar to what would be called a reserve warehouse in logistics: a space where you store things that have potential future value, but which, for the time being, don’t require any commitment on your part. In some places, it’s called the incubator.
Getting Things Done - GTD
If you’re a freelancer, a consultant, or run a business with external clients, at some point you’ve probably come across a question that Getting Things Done doesn’t explicitly address: Where do my clients fit into the GTD system?
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