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managing flow

  1. chinarut

    2 minute rule and self-care

    Hi! it’s good to be back in these forums - I think it’s been at least 12 years since getting back from 5 years in Asia which is why I took on GTD (to turn my life around) - whew - what a journey! :) I love the 2 min rule, the rule where if it takes less than 2 minutes, just do it, it would take...
  2. B

    Managing Flow

    The book and methodology direct us to make it as effortless as possible to add things to our Inbox(es). It also recommends having physical and virtual Inboxes, often at both home and office or even Car or anyplace where you will find the need to record a thought. That's wonderful for Capturing...
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