Weekly recap of GTD highlights (news, views, tips and tricks) from around the web
By Andrew Mason
Now, I haven't yet played with Nozbe, as I tend to be a bit of an offline app love for GTD and don't really know how the online version would be for myself. The app seems pretty cool on the iPhone. The fact you have [...]
Later, 2007: How To Make 2008 Your Most Productive Year Ever
Huffington Post - New York,NY,USA
... you at lightning speed, no matter what. Just get the decks clear so you're really ready to rock `n roll. Return every Monday for more from David Allen.
New Year’s Links
By Craig
Not sure how you approach a new year, but here are some helpful/humorous links for you: David Allen of Getting Things Done on, well, getting things done. Life Dev recommends Twelve Programs to Put on Your Brand New Christmas Mac; ...
Zen To Done: Your fieldguide for getting a handle on your life
By Greg Go
Zen To Done is based on the work of productivity gurus like David Allen (Getting Things Done) and Stephen Covey (The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People) with a sprinkling of Zen Habits magic. Based on what worked for him personally, ...
Simply GTD with Kelly: More of and Less of
By kelly@davidco.com (Kelly)
I don't make too much of New Year's Resolutions--probably because they tend to have such a negative connotation and guilt around subsequently breaking them. What works better for me instead is to take a look this time of year around ...
GTD Mastery
By Stephen
Chris Y. at Gearfire Productivity is working towards GTD Mastery by posting on how to implement each of the 100 items on the GTD Mastery 100 Checklist. As part of my personal development program for 2008 (more on that later, ...
Simply GTD with Kelly: David Allen gives the keys to GTD on YouTube
By kelly@davidco.com (Kelly)
A few months back, I had the pleasure of accompanying David Allen to Google where he presented the keys to GTD to a standing-room only crowd. It was a fantastic talk and it's now available on YouTube: ...
iGTD: The Way GTD Should Be
By Eric Norton
It shares some similarities with David Allen’s acclaimed Getting Things Done action managing methodology, but you’re not bound to that action management style if you find that it doesn’t suit you. In other words, iGTD is a life ...
How To Tame a Mail-Eating Monster in Five Easy Steps
By Jarkko
This, of course, isn’t good for getting things done (unless your work is all about e-mail), so I think we need a compromise. For example three times a day: in the morning, after lunch, and in the evening. Don’t sleep with unprocessed ...
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