David Allen’s book on productivity, Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity
(or GTD to his followers) was the second book on productivity I read, but the one that made the most impact. It has a simple philosophy that is broad enough to apply everywhere and straight-forward. I have to admit I’ve fallen off the wagon somewhat lately: I’m having trouble integrating some of the tools I have at work and some of the things I do as a Dad into a nice and simple workflow. But the advice David has is just as valid today as the first time I read his book. So, how do you Get Things Done?!
Source: New York Times
Cross-posted on Schultzter’s Blog
About Schultzter
Headed for the second star to the right and straight on 'til morning...
I like to bike, and hike, and swim. Well, actually, I'd rather not have to swim but given my propensity for falling off/out of whatever boat (sail board, kayak, canoe, etc.) I'm on/in I figure being a decent swimmer is a good idea. And it helps keep me clean while I save on hot water.
