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David Allen Shows Me How He Updates His Systems

In this conversation with David Allen we talk about how he keeps his productivity systems up to date and organized. He also shows us his actual reference file system.

https://youtu.be/9-pGMoa_VWo
@Dave Edwards,

Was just thinking about this topic and voila . . . your very good post appeared . . . there are no coincidences only connections?

As an aspiring GTD'er, thank you for the subjective GTD take-a-ways:

1. All in the Process(es): good Clarify for easier Referencing is the effect of good Organizing


2. Reference system: Make "Scan-Clarifying for Digital-Organizing" for appropriate "Paper-Organized" Reference file detachment which is being being kept for easier retrieval, etc.

The digital version can be kept 'indefinitely' as a reference and for a last digital double-check 'retention control' prior 'trashing' the paper version


3. Leveraging the GTD thought . . . only have as many necessary 'tools' as necessary:
The more Clarified an Organized environment is, the less 'thinking'/'deliberating' there is to Do in order to Do to get things Done?

Thank you very much . . . as always . . . most GTD appreciated
 
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