Archive for the ‘GTD’ Category
gtd diagram and artical from costco
Posted by phdblogmeister on December 7, 2008
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springpadit.com a GTD killer application?
Posted by phdblogmeister on November 29, 2008
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Productivity Heatmap
Posted by phdblogmeister on November 28, 2008
from: http://www.productiveflourishing.com/how-heatmapping-your-productivity-can-make-you-more-productive
Download a this map here heatmap-blank
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my new GTD Google-based dashboard (built with Google Sites)
Posted by phdblogmeister on September 28, 2008
more photos here
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Full GTD (MindMap)
Posted by phdblogmeister on December 15, 2007
getting_things_done_-_glorified_common_sense_-letter.pdf (letter)
getting_things_done_-_glorified_common_sense_-large.pdf (plotter)
The MindMeister source file is here.
E-mail me for a MindManager .mmap file.
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Action reminders (aka context or @):
Posted by phdblogmeister on November 16, 2007
Examples:
@work
@phone
@library
@home
related:
@agenda …to prepare for meetings and people
@read/review
@errands
(p. 144, with @ symbols are referances on p. 153)
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When I have “stuff” to process what do I do first?
Posted by phdblogmeister on November 16, 2007
Well, according to David Allen (p. 122) in GTD process as follows:
- Process the top item first
- Process one item at a time
- Never put anything back into “in”
So these means if you have a piece of junk mail on top of a note from the CEO to you, process the junk mail first.
Refer to the diagram in the GTD section of the blog for what the process flow, because there are further categorization that you must follow, if for example the action will take you more then 2 minutes, it’s a multi-step project, etc
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