All the planning in the world won’t help if we don’t actually do the stuff we plan. In this episode we’ll finish our mini-series about the GTD® method and talk about some of the tools we can use to implement the method and get stuff done.
Last week we discussed David Allen’s GTD™ system. Today we’re taking a deeper look at the first component of a functional productivity system: capturing all the things.
Is your productivity system still working for you? This week we talk about evaluating and tweaking our productivity system to make sure it’s helping us in our quest to make a life that matters.
Is your to-do list getting the better of you? Let’s review some task management basics that will help you get your list under control and make real progress on the projects that matter most to you.
A regular weekly review helps us stay on top of our commitments. So why don’t we do it? In response to a listener question, we look at how (and why) to make the weekly review a part of managing our busy lives.
Getting Things Done, by David Allen, offers a framework for managing life in a way that lets us be both productive and peaceful. Let’s look at how it works.
Productivity is a tool, not a goal. We want to manage our time and organize our lives better in order to have the time to make a life that matters. Productivity is not a one-time-do-it-and-done thing, but a process of growth and improvement over time. In this episode I’ll share some of my favorite resources…