Getting Things Done - GTD
There’s a habit so widespread among people trying to get organized that almost no one questions it: when something comes up (a task, an idea, a pending call), they write it down directly on the list where they think it belongs. On the “calls” list, the “errands” list, or the list for the corresponding project. Or worse, on a single to-do list. Quick, clean, no middlemen.
Getting Things Done - GTD
You’re in a meeting when you suddenly remember that you need to call the dentist. While driving home, you come up with a brilliant idea to improve that project you’ve been stuck with for weeks. During dinner, your partner mentions that you need to renew your car insurance before the end of the month.
Getting Things Done - GTD
How to Implement Your GTD System:
Getting Things Done - GTD
How to Implement Your GTD System:
Getting Things Done - GTD
How to Implement Your GTD System:
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