Getting Things Done - GTD
The Capture Stage of GTD, Explained
The 5 stages of the GTD workflow:
Getting Things Done - GTD
The 5 stages of the GTD workflow:
Getting Things Done - GTD
A few years ago, David Allen, personal productivity expert and creator of Getting Things Done (GTD), gave an extensive interview to The Atlantic that was published under the title David Allen on How to Fix Your Life. This is a compendium of his most valuable insights on how to tackle a variety of common problems in our current world.
FacileThings
We have recently launched a new version of the mobile app in which we have completely redesigned the Clarify stage to make it more complete and easy to use.
Getting Things Done - GTD
The human brain uses a proactive system and a reactive system to deal with the different tasks that are imposed on us on a daily basis. The proactive system uses fluid intelligence to connect the dots of the moving parts that make up each challenge and come up with an appropriate plan of action. On the other hand, the reactive system is quick to reorient itself when the challenge is immediate, urgent, or catches you off guard, and needs to solve problems quickly in seemingly new situations.
FacileThings
During the last few months we have received many messages from FacileThings users who were unable to integrate Braintoss with FacileThings. The truth is that it could not be done directly, due to a technical issue.
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