Getting Things Done
A productivity methodology and book by David Allen focused on task management and organization systems.
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"This is why I highly recommend that people become totally obsessed with personal development and productivity and David Allen's Getting Things Done and James Clear's Atomic Habits and Morgan's The Psychology of Money and The Subtle Art of Not Givi..."
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"So all the way back to the Pomodoro technique and David Allen's Getting Things Done. It's not that any of these things... are kind of inherently evil, and many of them are incredibly insightful and really useful."
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"If you're using David Allen's Getting Things Done, he suggests answering the when question with physical context. So he divides all his tasks by context, and then when you find yourself in a given context, you just look at the list for that context."
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"So I'm talking this is back in the day like David Allen Getting Things Done. Everything was about systematizing and organization structures and different system hacks."
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