1. Focusing on doing what only you can do. 2. Letting go of the rest (but only to people you’d trust with your own reputation ...

Columns In Series: GTD Post #1: Getting Things Done: Introduction Getting Things Done: Step 1 - Collection It's time to tap into your inner squirrel. The first step of GTD is Collection.

Work Smart: How to Write a To-Do List A to-do list is a fundamental tool for getting things done: It helps you plan your day, see what you've accomplished, and what you should work on next.

GTD Post #4: Getting Things Done: Step 4 - Context & Doing Getting Things Done: Step 5 - Review One of the most important and often neglected steps in GTD is Review. I struggle with this one, too.

Originally published in 2001, David Allen’s book Getting Things Done is appropriate for all industries, especially radio at this crucial time for an action-oriented environment.

The first step of GTD is to get all the things you need or want to do–buying cat food, starting a company–out of your head and into a trusted external system.

5. Just do it. Many personal development and self-help books focus on how to get and stay motivated. However, on some days, I've found that it can even be a challenge to simply get up and show up.

Now this may seem unreasonable, given all the other work that has to get done, but agile methods will allow you to build just enough for this event, then modify and update the software for next time, ...

Course DescriptionGetting Things Done training isn’t just about getting more things done. It’s about learning how to be more appropriately engaged with your work and life. In this course, you will ...

"Getting Things Done" is a method to increase productivity at work and at home. It relies on a number of decidedly low-tech gadgets, such as Post-It notes and electronic label makers.