A good reason to like GTD?

[gtdstudente]

GTD helps being 'obsessed' with all factors of life for good well-being and for others good well-being

 

[TesTeq]

I don't "like" or "don't like" GTD. It's simply a perfect tool for me – like a good hammer or a good car.

 

[gtdstudente]

I don't "like" or "don't like" GTD. It's simply a perfect tool for me – like a good hammer or a good car.

Understand . . . on this end liking something makes a thing more attractive/joyful . . . trying to productively/responsibly fill life with as much joy as possible. Gook thought . . . 'Joy' is superior to 'Like' . . . thank you!

Ps. Which reminds . . . the last "action" yesterday was hammering six tiny nails into the wall for GTD "Clipboard Tools" and working with those for habituation . . . the car has to be prepped for the winter . . . yikes . . . Next Action for Car: Change Oil . . . thank you!

 

[Tom_Hagen]

I don't "like" or "don't like" GTD. It's simply a perfect tool for me – like a good hammer or a good car.

The deep red of the hammer handle, the metal fragments glistening in the sun - how can you not like it?