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I've been struggling with project planning for years

oneman

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David Allen said 15% external brainstorming and 5% project planning require one or more of the 5 steps.
So, doesn't project planning have to go from the bottom up?
Then, for example, can I write down only results without brainstorming or organizing?
 
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David Allen said 15% external brainstorming and 5% project planning require one or more of the 5 steps.
So, doesn't project planning have to go from the bottom up?
Then, for example, can I write down only results without brainstorming or organizing?
Sometimes yes . . . sometimes insufficient?
 
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David Allen said 15% external brainstorming and 5% project planning require one or more of the 5 steps.
So, doesn't project planning have to go from the bottom up?
Then, for example, can I write down only results without brainstorming or organizing?
I feel the need for an example of what you mean?
 
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