
GET PRODUCTIVE
Face the Dragon of Inactivity by becoming more productive—GET MORE DONE. The first step to getting more done every day is understanding what you need to get done and organizing it in a way that makes you want to do it. GTD (Getting Things Done) is the best productivity system ever made. My guide below updates David Allen's system for the 2020s. Make it your first quest on the path to defeat the Dragon of Inaction!

Bullet Journal after 15 years of GTD – Day 1
Today I started a Bullet Journal after 15 years doing GTD. Since the first time I read about GTD, I ... Read More

Areas of Focus Examples List
This post contains a list of Areas of Focus examples below. Scroll down if that’s what you came here for. ... Read More

How Many GTD Projects Should I Have?
Over the last decade or more doing GTD I’ve had a love-hate relationship with my project list. At times I ... Read More

What to Do After Cleaning Your Room?
Jordan Peterson encourages us to “clean up your room” as the first step to getting ourselves together and taking responsibility ... Read More

How Much Time Does GTD Take Each Day?
I often hear from people that GTD takes too much time. Either from people who have used GTD for a ... Read More

GTD Terminology: The Ultimate Reference To Common GTD Terms
A Guide to GTD Terminology If you’re unsure of any of the GTD terminology or jargon this page is for ... Read More

What are Next Action Lists in GTD?
If I’m getting something done, it’s almost always something on my action lists. Without them I don’t know where I’d ... Read More

How Often Should I Process the Inbox on GTD
I often have days where I am busy non stop, but regardless of how much I have to do I ... Read More

How to Process Your Inbox in GTD
I don’t over collect but I do usually collect about 10-20 thoughts into my inbox each day. Processing these captures ... Read More

How Often Should I Review the Someday Maybe List?
If you’ve been doing GTD a while, you probably have a huge someday maybe list full of ideas and wouldn’t-it-be-cools ... Read More
