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New Slice of GTD Life with Mark Allen

Simply jaw dropping!

Simply jaw dropping!

Two best gems discovered by me in this conversation were:
- GTD as a basecamp (I will write an article for Productive Magazine with my thoughts on this brilliant Kelly's idea);
- inverse proportionality between optimal NA granularity and relative Project's ugliness.
 
TesTeq;110967 said:
Simply jaw dropping!

Two best gems discovered by me in this conversation were:
- GTD as a basecamp (I will write an article for Productive Magazine with my thoughts on this brilliant Kelly's idea);
- inverse proportionality between optimal NA granularity and relative Project's ugliness.

Glad you got some good nuggets from this one TesTeq!
 
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