Getting Things Done - GTD
The Engage Stage of GTD, Explained
The 5 stages of the GTD workflow:
Getting Things Done - GTD
The 5 stages of the GTD workflow:
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In recent weeks we have been working on a number of small improvements throughout the entire application, which I will detail:
Getting Things Done - GTD
We have never been so connected before. This connectivity is fully integrated into our lives, 24 hours a day, through the devices we carry with us at all times. Notifications and vibrations compete tirelessly for our attention, and of course, apps are designed to grab our attention for as long as possible.
Getting Things Done - GTD
Those of us who use GTD as a personal organization system start by capturing or collecting in a trusted place everything we think we need to do something about. A trusted place is one that allows us to consult or retrieve that information at any time; it can be a notebook, a smartphone, a web application, etc.
Getting Things Done - GTD
Laziness, together with fear, is one of the greatest enemies of actions. Although it usually has a negative connotation, the truth is that laziness is somehow included in animal and human nature. It’s the unwillingness to work or use energy, despite having the ability to do so, and there can be different causes:
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