Getting Things Done with “Things”: a Review by Erik Hanberg

Editor’s Note:  The following post was generously contributed by GTDtimes reader Erik Hanberg.  A writer and web developer with a strong interest in the arts Erik makes his home in Tacoma, Washington.  In addition to his principal freelance work,  he...

Best & Worst Practices of Process

This is part two in a five part series on the best & worst practices of GTD: Mastering Workflow. This week we're covering stage two: Process. Also known as the decision-making, defining or clarifying stage, this is where...

Attacking the Email Monster

Email out of control?Exploding email in-boxes are an ever-increasing source of suffering and frustration for today's knowledge workers. In my one-on-one coaching with clients I sometimes see daily email loads hitting 200-350 emails per day. How is anyone supposed to...

A relaxed mind...

Tiger Woods recently reminded me of what many people believe to be the greatest value realized by applying the GTD principles to their lives - the ability to focus. Well, Tiger himself did not remind me - although it...