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GETTING ORGANIZED EXPERIMENT - WEEK TWO ASSIGNMENT

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2. Week Two Assignment: Learn the Getting Things Done (GTD) System
David Allen's Book "Getting Things Done, The Art of Stress-Free Productivity" (2001), has developed something of a cult status among time management and efficiency fanatics.

Your assignment for Week Two of the experiment is as follows:
  • Learn the Getting Things Done (GTD) System.
  • Experiment with GTD.
  • Decide which aspects of it seem useful to you.
  • Think about which aspects of GTD do not suit you well.
  • Think about what's missing from GTD that you still need.

NOTE: Anyone is welcome to join this experiment if they are willing to make a commitment to improving their productivity and taking this objective seriously.

If you find the idea useful you can digg it: here.

Read the entire Week II Assignment and Learn about the GOE Experiment of 2006..



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