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Does a better methodology for an Opportunity Management System than GTD exist ?
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Can you define what you mean by an Opportunity Management? Sales opportunity? …
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On this end, while you are encouraged to decide what GTD sequence would best suit you:
Increasing "Sales" could be Area-of-Focus . . . . External . . . Enterprise . . . Context . . . Next Actions
In answering your initial question as practical as possible, appropriate Contexts, especially, at its core, is 'ALL ABOUT' prepared Opportunity Management for Mind Like Water ?
As you see GTD fit. . . .
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Stefan Godo
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for me a bit unclear question, so I just use GTD to clarify it by sending a question to this forum 
You can manage opportunities well with GTD if you keep a clean list of active leads and review them often. You might not need a new system. A simple Projects list plus a Next Actions list already covers most of what an opportunity tracker does.
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coming back to this:
an opportunity (which you decided not to take action YET), is stored in the someday-maybe list ("a potentially good idea")
Once you decide to pursue the opportunity, you run the clarification process aand create the next action(s), and usually a project.
It is no more an opportunity, but a project.
hope this helps
an opportunity (which you decided not to take action YET), is stored in the someday-maybe list ("a potentially good idea")
Once you decide to pursue the opportunity, you run the clarification process aand create the next action(s), and usually a project.
It is no more an opportunity, but a project.
hope this helps