Getting Things Done - GTD
Defining Your Work Is Part of Your Work
In this article I will use the word “work” in the way it is used in GTD, that is, understood as anything you’ve committed to do, either in personal or professional contexts.
Getting Things Done - GTD
In this article I will use the word “work” in the way it is used in GTD, that is, understood as anything you’ve committed to do, either in personal or professional contexts.
Getting Things Done - GTD
Are you one of those people who estimate the time that it will take to complete each task, in order to know how many things you will get done at the end of the day, week or month? If so, how often do you check off all the tasks in your to-do list, at the end of the period? If you’re like almost people, the answer is “rarely”.
Getting Things Done - GTD
Many of the things that fall into your hands do not require any action but contain valuable and useful information for some of your tasks or some future project.
Getting Things Done - GTD
When you don’t have too much spare time, MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) are a great way to learn and catch up on subjects that interest you.
Getting Things Done - GTD
This article is a brief but comprehensive introduction to Getting Things Done (GTD), the personal productivity methodology.
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