Getting Things Done: One List to Rule Them All??
Getting Things Done One List, or Subdivided? Most people find that one list is the best way to go because it serves as a master inventory rather than as a [...]
Getting Things Done: Getting E-mail “In” to Empty
Getting Things Done Getting E-mail “In” to Empty Most people use their e-mail “in” for staging still-undecided actionable things, reference, and even trash, a practice that rapidly numbs the mind: they [...]
Getting Things Done: Organizing “Waiting For” & Own Action Reminders
Getting Things Done Organizing “Waiting For” Manage the commitments of others before their avoidance creates a crisis. Like reminders of the actions you need to do, reminders of all the things that you’re [...]
Getting Things Done: You Need Action Reminders
Getting Things Done Organizing Action Reminders If you’ve emptied your in-tray, you’ll have created a stack of Pending reminders for yourself, representing longer-than-two-minute actions that cannot be delegated to someone else. [...]
Getting Things Done: Do it? Delegate it? Defer it?
Getting Things Done Once You Decide What the Action Step Is You have three options once you decide what the next action really is: Do it(if the action takes less than [...]
Incubate – Organize Your Inbox RIGHT
Getting Things Done Incubate There will probably be things in your in-tray about which you will say to yourself, “There’s nothing to do on this now, but there might be later.” [...]
Getting Things Done: Clarifying your Inbox
Getting Things Done Clarifying: Getting “In” to Empty Assuming that you have collected everything that has your attention, your job now is to actually get to the bottom of “in.” Getting [...]
Getting Things Done: Coralling Your “Stuff”
Getting Things Done Capturing: Corralling Your “Stuff” This chapter will lead you in more detail through the process of getting all your incompletes, all your “stuff,” into one place—into “in.” That’s [...]