As previously promised here is the first part of my discussion regarding how I have implemented Getting Things Done over the last year and a half, and how my system has evolved into what it is today. Hopefully this will give you a few ideas for your own implementation of GTD and help show how [...]

Black Belt Productivity recently posted about GTD and whether it is a flexible framework open to interpretation or something that is set in stone with strict rules that need to be followed to allow it to work. Given how so many people implement GTD I would have to say it’s the former. David Allen’s book [...]

If you have ever read Getting Things Done you will no doubt be aware of the idea of the trigger list, which is essentially a large selection of keywords that can be used to help trigger any thoughts, plans, ideas and projects that might be lingering at the back of your mind so that you [...]

The description of someday/maybe as taken from Wikipedia: “Things that you want to do at some point, but not right now. Examples might be ‘learn Chinese’, or ‘take diving holiday’.” I use someday/maybe as a list of those general tasks, which differ from my normal to do lists in that have no specific timescale or [...]