Category: “Getting Things Done - GTD”

You’ve been developing a business idea in your head for a while now and you think it might work. You could finally have your own business, do what you like, make the decisions and not depend on anyone. What you’ve always wanted.

According to a report published by Hive, 70% of the organizations have suffered at least one project failure in the prior 12 months. The common factor between the failure was found to be the inability to meet the deadlines. Strict project deadlines can be rather difficult to meet while maintaining the other requirements of the project. To ensure that you meet your project deadlines consistently, we’ve detailed 5 steps that will aid you in doing so.

Sometimes, wanting to do something is just not enough. Sometimes, what you wish to do and what your brain is actually doing are different things, fighting to take control over you.

Working from home has excellent opportunities for both productivity and distraction. When you’re at your best, you can zip through work and wonder where the hours went. However, whenever you get distracted, working from home can become detrimental to your quality and quantity of work. No matter where you work remotely, here are nine easy time management tips to help you make the most of your workday.

What’s the final goal of someone who wants to learn GTD (Getting Things Done) or any other method of personal organization? Surely, and even if sometimes they aren’t aware of it, it’s the same goal as anyone who wants to acquire a new skill or improve one that already has: Be better. Be better in some concrete aspect of their life or be better in general. Develop as a person.