Getting Things Done

Do you suck at getting things done? First step is to pray, because, if you’re like me, not getting things done is often a spiritual issue – laziness. Secondly, work out a system that will help you to get things done. I started reading ‘How to Get Things Done‘ by David Allen about 3 years ago – but ironically, I lost the book and I only just found it!

you can even use paper!

Getting Things Done (GTD) is a well-known system that aims for stress-free productivity. I kinda implement some of his strategies, but would do well to implement more! Ben Bathgate has done a great service by summarising GTD into 7 readable posts:

  1. The Problem
  2. The Trusted System – Projects and Tasks
  3. The Calendar – The ‘Hard Landscape’
  4. Ubiquitous Capture – The Point of Failure
  5. Action – Getting Things Done
  6. Tools for GTD – Lo- and Hi-Tech
  7. Kicking Off – The Inbox

Check out these summaries, get the book and start getting stuff done! sxc pic

4 Replies to “Getting Things Done”

  1. GTD is awesome. Have you used Outlook Track-it? it’s a great program that implements David Allen’s ideas. It’s a small toolbar for outlook that lets you flag emails for followup reminders.

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