Getting Things Done - GTD

Gaining Control Through Capture (Part I)
Gaining Control Through Capture:
Getting Things Done - GTD
Gaining Control Through Capture:
Getting Things Done - GTD
Ready for Anything: 52 Productivity Principles for Getting Things Done is probably David Allen’s least known book. It was published in 2003 and consists of a compilation of 52 articles that delve into different aspects of the GTD methodology. Aspects such as having a clear vision to be more creative, approaching work in a productive way, creating structures that work and knowing how to relax despite being on the move.
Getting Things Done - GTD
If you are like me, you’ve probably learned to organize and manage your life through your intuition, listening to some advice, trying things, getting some things wrong and others right, until you have found a system that more or less works for you.
Personal Productivity
Setting routines is sometimes a controversial topic. There are people who love to have a solid structure to move through their day-to-day lives, and there are people – especially artists and people with very creative jobs – who don’t like to have any kind of strict schedule that might constrain their creativity.
Personal Productivity
Information overload is a phenomenon that has been studied and written about by researchers and experts in fields such as psychology, sociology, information and business science.
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