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Two smartphone settings to change during the lockdown
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GTD the physical tray
I’m teaching (trying to) GTD to all my team, to enable us to share a common language and methodology for getting things done. Part of the work is to find the shortcomings …
Very late
It is Sunday, and I’ve not written for all of last week, so I’m very late for the first time since the beginning of this blog. Did you notice? Did you care? ps: this is …
Our best ideas
Great ideas always come at the wrong time: while in the shower, while running, while sleeping. How so? I think it is because our brain is bored, so thinking freely. So …
Struggling with workload? My recommended first step
I used to feel overloaded first thing in the morning, simply by looking at all the numbered red dot showing over apps like: emails, slack, skype, calendar, paper stack …
Are you crossing off someone else todo list?
Before starting something, ask yourself: “Am I crossing someone else todo list?” in other words, am I choosing someone else goals over mine? It has helped me create time …
Urgent before important or important before urgent?
Another trick from The Trusted Advisor In a fast conversation where there is little time say first the urgent, then the important In a long conversation, start with the …
GTD for mums, first steps
A interesting article for all the mums wanting to get organised - https://gettingthingsdone.com/2011/05/mom-gets-the-right-things-done-with-the-natural-planning-model/ If …
Simplifying Getting Things Done: Projects
There is quite a difficulty to understand what a project is in GTD. So I welcome the change of wording proposed by Laura Earnest to use outcomes. the full article is …