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    Horizons of Focus: organization, and writing style

    I'm working on a review/revamp of my horizons of focus (outline) document, and am looking for feedback on organization; and style(s) of writing (tense, etc.) in the horizons. HORIZON 5: Purpose and Principles David Allen's Gracie's Garden examples: Purpose: "Provide …" (active(?) tense)...
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    How should I process Horizon of focus?

    1. Should I take a bottom-up approach? or Top-down? 2. Why did David allen set the standard for the project within one year? If the project is going to last more than a year, like getting a certification, does it have to go into the goals? 3. Does 'Horizon of focus' needs brainstorming process...
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    Work with Horizons of Focus

    Hello, I have a question about how to deal with the horizons of focus. David Allen suggests working from the bottom (Ground) up (Horizon 5). Do I interpret it correctly, that this approach refers exclusively to „Capture“? Capture: When I collect things, I work from the bottom up. First I...
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