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David Allen
Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity
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What’s in it for me? Getting Things Done without losing your cool.
Built on simple concepts such as outcome thinking
and defining your next actions, the Getting Things Done (GTD) method can be used to plan projects of all shapes and sizes. Whether you’re organizing a work presentation or buying Christmas presents for everyone in your family, the GTD philosophy forces you to start by identifying a clear goal and then continuously asking yourself: What’s the next concrete action I can take to come closer to achieving my goal?
Therein lies the true art of getting things done: by keeping every task small enough that you can take care of it in a short period of time, a lack of time or motivation won’t be able to hinder you from doing what you need to do. And, step by step, this approach will help you work toward achieving all your goals in life and avoid stress along the way.
When you organize your projects using the GTD method, you’ll always be prepared to work on tasks at short notice, regardless of what else is going on or where you are. GTD makes it so easy for you to take the next step that you won’t postpone it.
This book presents a few simple tools you can use to work effectively and keep a cool head at the same time, and talks about what kind of attitude is necessary for putting the GTD philosophy into practice.
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Your brain is a thinking tool, not a storage device.
In this day and age, to be successful in your work is to be a good organizer. Especially among knowledge workers
, whose everyday reality involves juggling dozens of tasks and projects at once.
Almost every minute we’re bombarded by new tasks and to-dos. A typical morning at work might look like this: you’re in the middle of writing a document when an email comes in telling you to update your antivirus software. Just as you’re about to do this, your aunt Sheila calls to say you should R ............

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