Tag: work organization
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When Your “To-Do” Lists Get Too Long
Most people think adding more tasks makes them more productive. The real secret is knowing what to delete, what to keep, and how to organize your GTD lists for better results. David Allen, the author of “Getting Things Done” shares his approach.
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The Productivity Habit Most People Forget
You’ve probably heard that getting everything out of your head is central to the Getting Things Done method. What most people don’t realize is that one small change to their weekly productivity routine can dramatically improve focus, organization, and follow-through.
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The GTD Travel Habit David Allen Swears By
Most people think productivity falls apart during travel. David Allen reveals the GTD habits, action support folders, and weekly review methods that helped him stay productive from 30,000 feet in the air to meetings across the globe.
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Declutter Your Mind and Remember What Is Really Important
What if your productivity problems have nothing to do with time management? Let’s look at why your brain works better when you stop using it as storage and start capturing ideas on paper.
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Why Old GTD Contexts Don’t Work Anymore
According to the “Getting Things Done” methodology, you should establish a context for every action item on your to-do list. But some of the contexts used today are very different from those used a few years ago.
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An Investment of 30 Minutes Will Make You More Productive
When you get to the office on Monday, do you feel overwhelmed by all of the things that face you in the week ahead? An investment of thirty minutes is guaranteed to make you more productive.
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