Inaction, laziness, sloth, this dragon goes by many names. If Inaction is taking a hold of you, you might notice that you just can’t get started with that project you know you should do. It may seem like such an effort to do anything other than passively consuming media after work or on the weekends. Now imagine that while watching Netflix you found this ancient scroll down the side of the sofa! You unroll it and see the title – How to fight Inaction.
Make Capture a Habit
Creating a Capture habit is one of the best things you can do to maximize your productivity. It can reduce … Read More
Natural Planning Model
In Getting Things Done, David Allen talks about back-of-the-envelope plans as being some of the most efficient and effective plans … Read More
Problem Solving With GTD
Getting Things Done offers many different methods to get control and perspective of your life, to do more and engage … Read More
Areas of Focus
My Areas of focus have gone through several changes over the years but I’ve been happy with the current incarnation … Read More
Bujo Week 2 – Letting Go of GTD
It’s only been about 2 weeks since I started Bujo – Bullet Journaling (read about day 1 here.) I’ve taken … Read More
Is GTD Worth It?
Getting Things Done was published 20 years ago (2001) by David Allen and was instantly a paradigm altering classic in … Read More
Why Your Project Management Is A Mess In GTD
I spent years wrestling with my projects list in GTD. Understanding the various parts but I never managed to fit … Read More
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