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Ggtdstudente replied to the thread example of a pay slip : do users - think something it should be periodically checked according to a system? How frequently should this be done?.@TimBourne Yes . . . very good . . . "mind like water" can very much be about appropriate focus . . . focusing without excess or defect...
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Yes, this is common. Many of these are common too. It’s fairly common for early gains using GTD to be offset by collecting more than... -
Rereading the GTD book got me to reflect on how best to organize my system. Organizing is where many people get stuck, especially if... -
TimBourne replied to the thread example of a pay slip : do users - think something it should be periodically checked according to a system? How frequently should this be done?.what do you mean by mind like water? - focus? yes or no? you mean read over ? then right (write) said -
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Very elegant and so great GTD. That exactly what I call a simple and elegant GTD system. I love it !
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Aachieve reacted to Allenori's post in the thread How do you manage the impact of other's poor organisation? with Like.
Maybe try a central, shared document (like a Google Doc or shared spreadsheet) with ALL the event details, deadlines, and contact info...
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Aachieve reacted to Stefan Godo's post in the thread Experiencing Friction with GTD After One Month – Seeking Workflow Optimization Advice with Like.
in GTD we teach first to acquire control and then perspective (gradually longer and longer) - although it is an iterative back and forth...
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FocusGuy reacted to Gardener's post in the thread Experiencing Friction with GTD After One Month – Seeking Workflow Optimization Advice with Like.
You responded to Fooddude, but I'm going to respond anyway. :) I would not be able to work this way. When I'm looking for something to... -
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Remember you can only do next actions not projects. And I don’t write them all down in one place. I only write down the very next...
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FocusGuy replied to the thread Experiencing Friction with GTD After One Month – Seeking Workflow Optimization Advice.Very elegant and so great GTD. That exactly what I call a simple and elegant GTD system. I love it !
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FocusGuy reacted to fooddude's post in the thread Experiencing Friction with GTD After One Month – Seeking Workflow Optimization Advice with Like.
So if i have a project I'll use the one i just finished that was on my project list for a while. Project list entry: Plant Rhododendrons...
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Stefan Godo replied to the thread Experiencing Friction with GTD After One Month – Seeking Workflow Optimization Advice.in GTD we teach first to acquire control and then perspective (gradually longer and longer) - although it is an iterative back and forth... -
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Thank you so much for your reply! The metaphor of learning to ride a bike is really apt! I noticed that in previous responses from...
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Stefan Godo reacted to achieve's post in the thread Experiencing Friction with GTD After One Month – Seeking Workflow Optimization Advice with Like.
Yes, I couldn't agree more. It's essential to keep the GTD framework, which, of course, requires learning and practice, while adapting...
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@Stefan Godo On this end, "zero attention inbox" is a valid and very astute, healthy, subtle, and worthy GTD distinction(s) While...
