Giving thanks to David Allen's cult time-management credo

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Everyone already trying to get a ‘mind like water’ should recognize this quote:

Just four weeks ago, my desk was a shrine to disorder. It was cluttered with letters, takeaway menus, MiniDiscs and dead batteries, while stacks of printouts lay everywhere. A skyscraper of stuff towered in my inbox, untouched for months.

Now it is pristine. My intray is empty. My desk is clear. A smile is on my lips and I am getting things done. All thanks to one book.

You can read the excellent article Giving thanks to David Allen’s cult time-management credo for more personal success with GTD

(Thanks to Fred Zelders for the pointer)



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This is an article which is part of my weblog "What's the Next Action". It deals with everything GTD and the five phases of projectplanning as written by Dave Allen in his book "Getting Things Done".

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