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Getting Things Done - Official GTD Page
Anna Where can I get a refill for the GTD Coordinator, including a calendar for 2010? On the website or in Staples, i only see the brand new coordinators, no refills. Help me be green and not waste a whole new binder!
This community contribution comes from Tara who uses GTD to care for her ill mother. It’s a wonderful story from someone who–already naturally organized and productive–found ways to improve on her systems to provide the best care she could for her mother.Dear David,I’m pr...
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Mike
I work with a number of partnerships where there are not only delegated tasks for individuals, but topics and items for the group. In my Integrated Management System (IMS), within the 1:1 categories along with individuals and direct reports, can you also have a partnership group in the 1:1s too? I know each IMS is tail...ored to the individual, but I wondered if anyone has done the above and found success with it.
Thanks - Mike.
Some of the most common questions we get are about managing projects. Here is how one of the Coaches replied when a new GTD’er was asking how to manage projects and all of the related steps.There are 3 components to consider with your projects:1. Tracking the outcome on a Projects list(s) ...
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Personal relationships are among my GTD Areas of Focus and Responsibility. I maintain a list of all persons with whom I have friendly relations. I informally call it my “friends list” even though I think it would be too presumptuous to call all of these people friends: There are well...
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Dick Thomson Misplaced my credit card. Referred my errands list to track it down. Gotta love GTD.
A longtime stalwart of David Allen’s personal GTD setup is his Tickler File System. This 43-folder system is like having your own post office to mail things back for your attention and awareness–exactly when you need to see them again.“The Tickler File demands only one-second-p...
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Lala My GTD book came yesterday. I speed read it last night. Started today on the detailed reading. have started implementation.
William Wardlaw Rogers
Attended London seminar. Taken me full wk holiday + 2 month operational to get to comprehensive capture. Now got project list set up + sifting by horizon. Also working on gmail whitepaper - BUT feel like I've misunderstood r.e @contexts/Project/Horizons. --- Do I link my mindsweep prompts into groups by project first o...r by context? And when do I sift them into horizons as my natural process of prioritising isn't by time but by what actions will deliver resources that will free up time/give me new assets...
It seems I'm having to enter things twice and its not helping getting to the point where I feel comfortable doing a review. Should I hit myself in the head with a plank?
Sandra Hills Wow! Powerful stuff. The two day conference was fabulous!! It is so freeing!!
Joep Brouwers I'am an absolute fan of GTD. The challenge is to get it into your system.
It certainly has been a while since I’ve written anything for GTD Times, so long that one might think I’d fallen off the wagon. Not true – somewhat. It’s not as if I’d fallen and couldn’t get up – it was that I was buried and couldn’t dig out.Like most of you, I have a lot going on....
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Getting Things Done - Official GTD Page Hey there GTD Fans--Get your GTD groove on before the end of the year. There are only 3 more public GTD classes this year: Newport Beach, CA (12/1), Seattle (12/3) and Pittsburgh (12/8).
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This one-day seminar delivers a dynamic, systematic, five-phase approach to dealing effectively with the incoming "stuff" of our lives - mail, memos, meetings, email, ideas, notes, to-dos, projects, reference ...
