Getting Things Done - GTD
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The Organize Stage of GTD, Explained
The 5 stages of the GTD workflow:
Getting Things Done - GTD
The 5 stages of the GTD workflow:
Getting Things Done - GTD
In GTD, Agendas are just a set of Next Actions associated with a person or a group of people.
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
Getting Things Done - GTD
In the business world, stocks are a common pool or resource holding tank, a collection of goods that are kept somewhere until someone takes them out and gives them the use for which they were created. A spare parts warehouse is the most common example. A checking account is another example of stock: a monetary fund waiting to be used.
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