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The element of time for projects

J

Janne

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Dear David,

I bought the book about 10 years ago and have used part of the GTD system extensively, and still find it very efficient and useful, especially organizing tasks based on @CONTEXTS.

HOWEVER, I have no clarity yet on how to manage the TIME line of a project in this system. For instance if I have to finish a project in two month, and have to break it up into 12 work sessions of 1 to 3 hours each. BUT none of these tasks needs to be done at any specific time, so according to GTD I shouldn't put any of it in my calendar?

Please advise.

Thanks,
Jan
 
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