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Bookmark or Share- When should I date next-action tasks? - Getting Things Done® ForumsCoupla contexts you might add. @Investigate or @Research for things that you could casually look into. More aspirational than hard core. Also, while it gets close to energy levels, I have @braindead for things that I can do that don't require much mental engagement. That could be when you're mentally toast, but wanna get some stuff done.
- 10+ years in & I still can’t get anything doneThey have to get rid of stuff. And probably more stuff. And more and more. Most people who have been so far unable to keep their house under control have to get rid of more stuff than they imagined they'd have to get rid of. So, returning to your question, have you ever tried drastically - DRASTICALLY - cutting down on activities and obligations?
- Franklin Covey / GTD - Getting Things Done® Forums"I simply get more done by making a list for the day.." GTD has many excellent things: waiting for, next actions, 2 min rule, etc. However the way David deals with priorities doesn't work for me either. I'm not sure if I get MORE done making daily lists, but I get more important stuff done consistently making daily lists.
- summarizing what I took from the book "checklist manifesto" in ...Going quickly , processing is really questions, about what going ask about your stuff, this is what I call the 3 Ds, once you know what next action is, can delegate to someone, or do you want to defer it on Calander or next actions list get it done as soon as possible, next action maybe want to make that into new project, once answered those ...
- Success Stories? - Getting Things Done® ForumsEven the important projects, the ones that other people needed, wouldn't get done. With GTD, I have somewhat fewer ongoing projects. But I get them all done, and I can then go on to more projects. I feel more productive, more mature, in more control of my life, and more free.
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