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David Allen
Why Does Getting Things Done Have To Be So Hard?
David Allen and his book Getting Things Done (GTD) is legendary in the realm of personal productivity. It is a methodology that recognizes some level of difference in the individual, but always focuses on “inbox zero”. In other words, think of your life as a set of buckets:
E-mail inbox certainly qualifies.
In-basket on your desk comes [...]
The Answer of Water
We always hear the terms “work-life balance” and “quality time”… Is there such a thing as balancing work, as if it wasn’t part of our life? Is the time we spend doing ‘one thing’ somehow less valuable than other times spent doing ’something else’ ?
Do You Want to Win?
Those who want to know “why” want to win. In defining purpose, we awaken to realize we are standing on a very dangerous precipice – between action and inaction; and there is a choice to be made. Do you want to win?
Zanshin: A Mind Like Water
Imagine if you will being able to slip into a highly productive state at will. For those that care about being productive, this would be a definite must have, right?
Getting Things Done – Part 2
Are you stretched and stressed? Feel like you are spinning your wheels. Well, David Allen’s book, Getting Things Done, might just be for you.
Are you a victim of productivity pollution?
When are you most productive? Do you find yourself battling 7 fires at once with a BlackBerry in 1 hand while talking into your bluetooth headset, typing a reply to a friend over IM with another hand, and nodding vigorously at someone standing in your doorway? Is multi-tasking a term that applies to people slower than you?
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