A GTD Wallpaper

[Yuting]

I use this as a wallpaper to remind myself to focus. Thought I’d share it.

 

[Yuting]

And one more

 

[Murray]

Very cool

 

[seedgrumble]

awesome!

 

[James M]

Nice! Are you happy to share a higher resolution version with us?

 

[Murray]

As a teacher I'm now amusing myself by imagining that the grumpy look on Bart's face is because his teacher has only given him the cognitive verb "define" over and over again, and hasn't thrown in any higher order thinking skills such as "apply" or "synthesise".

 

[Yuting]

Hi James
Here are the uploaded version of the originals including a few others. Hope that helps! (It’s helped me!)

https://imgur.com/a/xGl7ivZ

 

[kathleentnorris]

GTD (Getting Things Done) wallpaper sounds like a neat idea! It could be a cool way to keep your tasks and goals front and center on your desktop. I've seen some creative and motivational cool wallpapers that incorporate to-do lists, calendars, and inspirational quotes. You could customize it to fit your own GTD system and style, making it both practical and visually appealing. Plus, having something like that as your wallpaper could help you stay focused and organized throughout the day.

 

[Ancamand]

GTD (Getting Things Done) wallpaper sounds like a neat idea! It could be a cool way to keep your tasks and goals front and center on your desktop. I've seen some creative and motivational cool wallpapers that incorporate to-do lists, calendars, and inspirational quotes. You could customize it to fit your own GTD system and style, making it both practical and visually appealing. Plus, having something like that as your wallpaper could help you stay focused and organized throughout the day.





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I agree, the idea of GTD wallpaper is really cool! It can be a great visual reminder of priorities and tasks for the day. I have also come across options where you can place to-do lists, minimalist calendars or even focus zones right on the background, which help you not to scatter. It is especially cool if the wallpaper can be changed to suit the current week or month - this adds a sense of renewal and motivation. The main thing is that everything looks aesthetically pleasing and does not overload the space.