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Getting Things Done is David Allen’s framework for keeping track of and organizing your projects and tasks. But it’s no run-of-the-mill To Do list. Its purpose is to give you a system that you can trust completely and that will gather your ideas, projects, and To Do’s in a way that is thorough, actionable, and uncomplicated.
One of the best things about GTD is that it operates under a broad assumption that its users’ mental energy is at a premium. In other words, the system does not require a ton of thought and reflection to be used effectively. In the spirit of preserving brain power, it allows you to track what you need to do without dedicating more of your precious focus than is completely necessary.
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1. Introduction to David Allen’s Getting Things Done
David Allen’s national bestseller Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity is a favorite amongst busy professionals and for good reason. The book is part tips and techniques and part psychological hacks. The focus of the book is Allen’s unique system for managing your tasks and workflow. This system provides modern knowledge workers with a way to find an advantage over their peers in a workplace that is increasingly demanding and competitive. More than that, though, it can be applied to tasks at home and personal projects as well.
David Allen is hailed as a productivity guru. His work has been praised in The Wall Street Journal, the Los Angeles Times, the New York Times, Fast Company, Fortune, and many other publications. The book Getting Things Done is made up of three main