Tag: “Practical GTD”

Getting Things Done - GTD

GTD Recipes: Preventing a crisis

GTD Recipes: Preventing a crisis

From time to time I find in my lists some tasks that are difficult to manage, at least for me. They usually have these features:

Getting Things Done - GTD

GTD Recipes: Read Later

GTD Recipes: Read Later

As the first post of this series, I will explain how I manage, a la GTD, the articles and news I want to read, without interrupting my work.

Getting Things Done - GTD

Is it the time to make the leap and pay for a GTD application?

Is it the time to make the leap and pay for a GTD application?

Start by doing the following reflection: What is the role of Getting Things Done in my workflow? Is it the centerpiece to manage my work and commitments or is it just a support system by now? Depending on the weight the method has on your personal management system, you may search for a tool that serves as a foundation for implementing your lists system that raises your level of perspective.

Getting Things Done - GTD

How to handle routines in GTD

How to handle routines in GTD

Routines or repetitive, recurrent, scheduled tasks… Different names for the same concept. They are actions or events that repeat over time. There is some negative bias in them, perhaps because they are usually boring tasks that do not require too much creativity. They are usually unattractive so, when we have to procrastinate, they are the perfect victims.

Getting Things Done - GTD

GTD for Students

GTD for Students

Whether you are studying a master’s degree or learning a new language on your own, you will surely have to mix studying with other activities such as working or running a household.

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