David Allen: Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity

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“Ironically, looking in to the GTD (Getting Things Done) system has been bouncing around in the back of my head as something to do for quite some time now. This approach to maximizing productivity is popular among the nerdegalian, probably because of its minimum bullshit approach to actually processing, classifying, and executing what the author David Allen calls "stuff to do." This book discusses the GTD system in its entirety and, more importantly, teaches you how to put it in...”

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“I never finished this book. I've tried twice now, and something about it just doesn't get me all the way through it. Maybe I'm just too much of a Covey-ite. I did use *some* of his principles to develop a to-do list in a spreadsheet, with multiple tabs for the various roles or projects. I'm still not good about working all of the lists, but I do have them.”

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pramod m said:

“good”

posted Saturday, March 29 2008

bryan moats said:

“I think I'm overdue to put this book on my Amazon wishlist. Seems everybody has been reading it. Oddly enough, I use software inspired by David Allen and his book but have never read the book itself.”

posted Tuesday, November 27 2007