The Cult of Getting Things Done “4”
What's the rush?
I'll admit, Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity is a rather good book, but not for everyone. If you are in such a stress over what to do, and you have a real job (not like myself who just has a tonne of spare time), I can see some real benefits. In fact, when I start working wherever I'm quite likely to employ some (not all) of David Allen's advice. He's obviously got the experience here. gtd getting+things+done david+allen book 4 Comments ~ Post a CommentI've been wondering about whether this book is any good or not (I get very snowed under and it's usually "home" related important stuff that slides). maybe I should just buy the darn book, it can't be that expensive... : Fin: You do need to spend an entire (yes, entire) weekend alone at home and work to be able to follow the book precisely. Consider that. Do put an "http://" to preface the URL in the a href for the image. : Fin: Done. |