Weekly recap of GTD highlights (news, views, tips and tricks) from around the web
[8 Entries]
For those in the US, I hope you are getting a little R&R this holiday weekend!
Organize: It’s Your Civic Duty
New York Times - United States
Many of the bloggers idolized David Allen, a best-selling author whose “Getting Things Done” time-management system was described at 43folders.com as taking ...
Getting things done at home - Collection
Today I’m starting my renewed focus on David Allen’s Getting Things Done (GTD) system. In my review of the book Getting Things Done, I mentioned that I am using the system in a fashion, but I’ve wandered off the path a bit and I’m not ...
An Organizer Updates Her To-Do List
By Jeri Dansky(Jeri Dansky)
So now I have five simple text files on my desktop - some of which will be familiar to anyone familiar with David Allen's Getting Things Done. Goals & Values This reminds me of the big picture - what I want from my life. ...
Getting things done at home - Emptying the in tray
Now that we have a full to overflowing in tray it’s time to use Getting Things Done (GTD) to empty it. This is one part of the system that I get stuck at, which is strange because it is one of my favourite parts. ...
Free Mindjet MindManager Templates
By Celine
A GTD Map For the GTD fans out there. From random places on the web:. GTD Incompletion Trigger Lists; Creative Brief for Designers from DesignToSell. I think I’m gonna use this. Know of other MindManager templates I left out? ...
More Google Tricks + GTD
By SimonCarr
So how does this relate to GTD? What I can do now is funnel to-do items, thoughts, and notes, into my GMail account and automatically have them routed based on the e-mail address itself. So let’s say I had a shopping item, ...
On time management and GTD
By bgrier
If you’ve been been under a rock for the last few years then this reference to David Alan’s book, Getting Things Done and the Two Minute Rule applied to Processing will be meaningless. The following is for you (via Wikipedia): ...
Organize your workspace
By Danil Negrienko(Danil Negrienko)
Do files. Most files in your desktop - scattered text documents. Create a system and distribute them under the scheme.Divide home and work. Do not let your desktop on a personal disorder.Do not use your desk as a warehouse. ...
2 comments:
Thanks for the mention Tim :-) You've got a few sites that are new to me on your list that I'll have to check out.
Here's another "thank you" for the mention! I've had fun poking around your site.
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