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4 Reasons Why You Should GTD

GTD or “Getting Things Done by David Allen is an approach to life and work that gives you principles to allow yourself to concentrate on important things without always having to worry that you’ll be bitten in the bum by something urgent that you missed!

8 Reasons GTD is for Creative People Too

I know that no methodology is right for everyone, but to compartmentalise GTD to this degree is unfair, so I felt the need to jump to its defence.  And no, I have no pecuniary interest in doing so.

GTD is for creative people because:

Why on Earth Would Anyone Twitter?

Fortunately this isn’t what my twitter stream looks like and in fact, I’ve had immense productivity gains through networking and questions/answers, (through GTD and eProductivity), via twitter.  But I botched my chance at selling twitter because I struggled to put the benefits across properly.

Confessions of an imperfect GTDer

Sometimes it doesn’t go right, does it. Sometimes, at the worst possible time, we get it wrong. Occasionally, just occasionally, when we most need to get it right, we screw it up.

Get One For Everyone You Love

I cannot say this loudly enough…  “Buy this book.  Read it, no, devour it.  Buy one for each of your children and for anyone else who you love.  But most importantly, put what you learn into action.”

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