Organizing Time
While searching for a way to run ghost, I came across a small (actually big) blog post on organizing. I followed the link.
[http://www.millwardesque.com/getting-things-done-toodledo/]
(this link does not work anymore).
It seemed intruiging. And so I read it. but then I realized that I did not know enough about GTD (Getting Things Done) to use it.
I watched the video, but it didn't quite live up to my expectations. This relates to my previous experience with Toggl software for tracking time, which I described in detail in Toggle Time. He did not have much content at all in the first twenty minutes. It was mostly ‘fluff’. But there was enough to convince me to take a look at the book. I am reading the book Getting Things Done by David Allen now and it looks impressive.
I discovered that once again, you have to get through the introductory stuff to find much meat but I am starting to find the meat. And I like the way of thinking he espouses, even if the writing is a bit verbose.
This process requires a lot of self-reflection and discipline, both of which are essential for making progress, as I wrote about in Uphill Progress. These skills have been crucial to my productivity journey so far.
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