I've written a post about my horizons, the issues I faced in developing them, and how creating my horizons 'map' has started to manifest amazing changes in my life! Check it out.
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My Journey to Focus on My Horizons
- Thread starter MichaelDeutch
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Horizon of Focus
Michael,
me too I found the horizon of focus lesson very interesting. Have a direction, a clear direction help you a lot. Help to choose, to select...I have to thank about it David, with his last book Making it all work, that I consider a "specialization" of Getting Things Done and I recommend absolutely to read.....no please is not spam!....
Michael,
me too I found the horizon of focus lesson very interesting. Have a direction, a clear direction help you a lot. Help to choose, to select...I have to thank about it David, with his last book Making it all work, that I consider a "specialization" of Getting Things Done and I recommend absolutely to read.....no please is not spam!....
saroccer;65502 said:
This reading I found also that simplify and helped me to become more effective in my approach to GTD. I agree with you. This is a tool to go more in deep.
My steps has been:
- I read GTD and start the process
- I bought Outlook guideline and I implemented it
- I re-read GTD more in deep
- I read making it all work