It’s not just email anymore; we have lots of inputs coming at us. Here’s how David Allen, the author of GTD/Getting Things Done, handles it.
- Managing too many inputs creates digital overload and hurts productivity.
- David Allen’s GTD (Getting Things Done) system helps organize incoming information.
- Input creep happens when new apps and tools keep adding more inboxes.
- It’s best to have as many inboxes as needed, but as few as possible.
- Platforms like Slack, email, and text messages can easily multiply distractions.
- Reducing digital clutter improves focus, attention, and time management.
- Using Evernote with GTD methods streamlines task management and note-taking.
- Prioritizing inputs helps separate what truly matters from what can wait.
- Channel creep increases stress and makes it harder to stay organized.
- Simplifying your system leads to better workflow organization and peace of mind.
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