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When my parents were in their declining years, GTD helped keep me functional. Thanks in part to GTD, the first memories from that period...

@schmeggahead Thanks, Clayton. This is a great reminder. At first, I was thinking: Wait! Shouldn't it be, "Don't agonize; act." That's...

A great takeaway of an ongoing GTD practice is that in the event of an emergency, we already have done the heavy lifting on everything...

It definitely makes sense. You need to have a place for project support and it needs to be kept in a way that doesn't repel you from...

A great takeaway of an ongoing GTD practice is that in the event of an emergency, we already have done the heavy lifting on everything...

I think an important question here is whether the system allows you to enter data and review it quickly and organizedly, ensuring that...

My task processing efficiency has recently seen a significant boost. I attribute this progress to the following two key insights...

When I first read the GTD book, I quickly adopted David's contexts. But over the years, I've had to readjust how I view them. Here's...

Oh, blush. I guess I’m looking for simplicity, but I can over-think and over-complicate with the best of ‘em.

Indeed . . . GTDer's are the Mind Like Water people 'surrounded' by one more than necessary 'chainsaw' people As you see GTD fit. . . .

@schmeggahead Thanks, Clayton. This is a great reminder. At first, I was thinking: Wait! Shouldn't it be, "Don't agonize; act." That's...