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I've been using GTD for about six months now and the improvement has been tremendous. Less stress, more organization and the feeling that things are moving along...I think GTD is serving its primary function with me and I am satisfied.
So, my question is really about the next step. My status quo is working and now I want to move my life along further. I think this requires a top down approach to work in conjunction with GTD. What do you guys think? Can anyone recommend any books that provide a more aerial view but that are consistent with GTD?
I tried Anthony Robbins system some time ago-- called RPM-- and despite the rave reviews other people have given it, it really stressed me out. Too much focus on the big picture, constant tension between what I was doing and what I should be doing. Thus, I am looking for something more low-key that can focus me on the big picture while staying grounded in the present. Make sense?
Suggestions appreciated!
So, my question is really about the next step. My status quo is working and now I want to move my life along further. I think this requires a top down approach to work in conjunction with GTD. What do you guys think? Can anyone recommend any books that provide a more aerial view but that are consistent with GTD?
I tried Anthony Robbins system some time ago-- called RPM-- and despite the rave reviews other people have given it, it really stressed me out. Too much focus on the big picture, constant tension between what I was doing and what I should be doing. Thus, I am looking for something more low-key that can focus me on the big picture while staying grounded in the present. Make sense?
Suggestions appreciated!