I thought it might be fun to put together a long list about the need for people to use “Getting Things Done” GTD by David Allen.
But then I thought, lets make it a bit more interesting. So I’ve only listed 10 reasons and I’ve tried to add a little humour.
Now it’s your turn… Please add as many of your own reasons, (extra points awarded for wit!), as you like.
If I get enough, I’ll repost the whole list later. Have fun, but keep it clean please.
- You never get anything done because you’re always doing everything.
- You don’t sleep well because you’re worried about something you haven’t done.
- You over promise and under deliver.
- You never seem to achieve anything significant even though you work hard and long.
- Your memory doesn’t seem to be what it once was.
- You don’t sleep well because you’re worried there might be something you haven’t done.
- People feel they have to keep reminding you about something you promised to do.
- Your natural creativity is being blocked by time constraints.
- Your children feel the need to ask your spouse, “Who’s that?” when you do manage to get home on time.
- You’re always constipated because you don’t even have time to…
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You are spending most of your time on the urgent and not enough on the important, which creates more urgent
You use your email inbox as a to-do list
You feel buried by emails and tasks and can’t see a way out
In short, you are constantly responding and not initiating
@true62
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lol, the 1st one is so true, that is me for sure
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