gtd-basics.pdf. • Mixed in some get out of control. • Although you worked a lot, you have the feeling of having nothing really accomplished. • You feel that there is too much stuff to do. • Things pop up to
Motivation for the study. David Allen released his book Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-free Productivity in 2001. (Viking) and in 2003 the paperback edition (Penguin books) was published. The book encouraged those who lived stressed lives to take control over the situation to retrieve harmony in life. Allen was a
The metaphor of the stress-free mind as a still pond encapsulates the message of David Allen's best-selling book. When a stone is thrown into a pond, the size of the ripples correspond to the size of the stone. Allen points out that the essence of stress-free living is getting the ripples of your mind to correspond with the size of
What is GTD 'Getting things done'? • Why are we stressed? • To become silent water. • Some thoughts about the brain and the consequences of 'loose ends'. •Mastering the workflow. • Workflow diagram. • Manage your own projects (vertical dimension). • Various ways of implementation. • References. Agenda
3 Jan 2008 Say it softly. Whisper it to your friends. David Allen's Getting Things Done is NOT the best way to get things done. It's dull, it's difficult, it's about as satisfying as an air sandwich. And it doesn't work. Here are 26 reasons why you should NOT use GTD. 1. You have to read the book. The first reason is the best.
GETTING. THINGS DONE. The Art of Stress-Free. Productivity. Book By David Allen. Slides by Ryan Battles. ALLEN, DAVID. GETTING THINGS DONE: THE ART OF. STRESS-FREE PRODUCTIVITY. NEW YORK: VIKING,. 2001.

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