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[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Getting_Things_Done#Reception Getting things done] (GTD) is a system for enhancing productivity in work and life. The system is based on mapping high level visions to major projects down to next actions. The system stresses: | [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Getting_Things_Done#Reception Getting things done] (GTD) is a system for enhancing productivity in work and life. The system is based on mapping high level visions to major projects down to next actions. The system stresses: | ||
1. Capturing inputs (new information and commitments) in a trusted external system, eg a paper notebook or digital app | 1. Capturing inputs (new information and commitments) in a trusted external system, eg a paper notebook or digital app | ||
2. Breaking down visions to project with deliverables, and projects to next actions | 2. Breaking down visions to project with deliverables, and projects to next actions | ||
3. Having dedicated time to evaluate the current situation in regards to goals | 3. Having dedicated time to evaluate the current situation in regards to goals | ||
Revision as of 20:25, 5 February 2019
Getting things done (GTD) is a system for enhancing productivity in work and life. The system is based on mapping high level visions to major projects down to next actions. The system stresses:
1. Capturing inputs (new information and commitments) in a trusted external system, eg a paper notebook or digital app
2. Breaking down visions to project with deliverables, and projects to next actions
3. Having dedicated time to evaluate the current situation in regards to goals