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Don't forget to smile

I have been involved with GTD since January now and the system worked great for me. After a while though I started to lose site of the vision of GTD and it became more the art of stressful productivity rather then stress free.

Don't forget your weekly reviews, don't forget to maintain a complete inventory, and most importantly, don't forget to put relaxing, being happy, and building the habit of smiling more onto your project list because if nothing is on your lists but work it totally defeats the purpose of the system.
 
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