Gtd Quotes

Procrastination is not Laziness", I tell him. "It is fear. Call it by its right name, and forgive yourself.

An idea can only become a reality once it is broken down into organized, actionable elements.

Use your mind to think about things, rather than think of them. You want to be adding value as you think about projects and people, not simply reminding yourself they exist.

Most people feel best about their work the week before their vacation, but it's not because of the vacation itself. What do you do the last week before you leave on a big trip? You clean up, close up, clarify, and renegotiate all your agreements with yourself and others. I just suggest that you do this weekly instead of yearly.

Research shows that if you start your week off with good routines (things like going to the gym), you're more likely to keep up the positive behavior throughout the whole week. If you wait to start a habit until Wednesday, you'll talk yourself out of the good behavior completely with promises that you'll start next week.

You can accomplish anything in life, provided that you do not mind who gets the credit.

It's fine to decide not to decide about something. You just need a decide-not-to-decide system to get it off your mind

My mission is to create a world where there are no problems only projects.

Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, doctor en psicología, es principalmente conocido por su obra Fluir. La psicología de las experiencias óptimas. En ella, el autor explica que la gente es más feliz cuando se encuentra en un estado que él llama «fluir». Este estado se caracteriza por la concentración absoluta en la actividad o situación en la que la persona se encuentra. Es decir, cuando fluimos, estamos completamente inmersos en lo que estamos haciendo.

Si «decidir bien» es el 50 por ciento de la mejora de la productividad personal, «hacer bien» es el otro 50 por ciento. Y «hacer bien» no es más que empezar un tema y cerrarlo.

Always ensure that you have at least one project task in your “next actions” list so you don’t forget about your projects!

Getting things done in a much better way than just letting things happen,

People think a lot, but most of that thinking is of a problem, project or situation - not about it

I AM TEA OF THE SEAS >:D

The mission describes the business problem and its solution. For example, “The operations lead will create and manage a world-class department that will support every team member by providing the environment, information, tools, training, and habits they need to succeed in their role and make the company a massive success.” • The outcomes are what the person must get done. There should be three to eight outcomes (target is five) ranked by order of importance. They should be measurable and have an accomplish-by date. For example, “Turn every team member into a ninja user of our internal tools (Asana, Salesforece, Notion) and methodologies (GTD, Inbox Zero, management by objectives, active listening) by October 31.” • The competencies are the traits or habits that are required to succeed in the role and fit in at the company. They are the how—the behaviors that someone must exhibit in order to achieve the outcomes. Here are some examples: ○ Organized: Follows the GTD method and stays well aware of all to-dos and events ○ Innovative: Seeks to make process improvements to make their role and the team more efficient going forward ○ Collaborative: Reaches out to peers and cooperates with managers to establish an overall collaborative environment ○ Persuasive: Is able to convince others to pursue a course of action ○ Coachable: Wants to improve and is open to feedback and acts on that feedback

O legal do método GTD é que nele você tem uma caixa de entrada “que acumula problemas” enquanto você está trabalhando.

Organize a mesa do escritório e dê um fim na papelada. Conheça o método GTD para gerenciar projetos tanto pessoais quanto profissionais. Utilize a agenda do Google para registrar suas atividades e ter controle sobre o seu tempo.

Middle Head: I’m surrounded by idiots. No really, I’ve got one on either side. Between the gardener and the bleeding heart, it’s amazing that we’ve made it this far. Left is right about one thing, though; the pyramid will make a good base of operations while we plan out our next move. And he’s right that we should probably stop blowing up everything on the way there. We’re making a rather obvious trail of destruction. He’s so annoying when he’s right. Well, I guess “Right” isn’t exactly the right word. Right is a complete idiot. And now I’ve confused him again. Well, it’s easier to just wait until he gets distracted than try to explain it. Right Head: But really, though. Left can’t be Right, right? I’m Right! Is there more than one Right? That has to be it. I’m on our right, but Left would be Right to someone else. Right? @_@ Oh no, my head hurts. Oh, more cacti! I like them a lot! They get so tall! =) And sometimes they blow up! =D Middle says those ones are actually creepers, but I know better. I want to grow my own cactus bombs! >=) Day Fourteen Right Head: The pyramid is super fun! =D I blew it all up!! >=D All it took was one little explosion, and then boom, boom, BOOM!!! Middle isn’t very happy with me, but he’s never happy. =/ Left is pretty mad too. And he never gets mad. =( I didn’t mean to blow everything up, but it was so much fun! I had a good day. =) Middle Head: That complete, utter, absolute moron! We finally make it to the pyramid after a whole day’s journey across the hot desert, and he blows it up! First thing! No conversation! Left says that we should check for booby traps, and then the idiot just starts shooting skulls all over the place! It’s a miracle that the explosion wasn’t even bigger! He’s lucky that we don’t have skin. I would tear his off and make it into a coat. Or shoes, if we had feet. All the fires of the Nether wouldn’t be enough to burn the stink of stupidity from my skull. Humph. Well, Left convinced me that we need to keep looking for Steve. He isn’t in this desert, and east still feels like the best way to go. We’ve been asking any skeletons we see about the best places to look. The zombies are all obsessed with some village nearby, and nothing else seems willing to talk to us.

When NOT to use ______ E.g. When not to use Wordpress / tool / technique such as Pomodoro or GTD

Before, I’d see a pile of papers and wouldn’t know what the hell was in them and just be like, Oh, my God,” Carey says. “The day I got to zero, which is GTD talk for having nothing in your in-box—no phone messages, no e-mails, nothing, not a piece of paper—when I got to that point, I felt like the world got lifted off my shoulders. I felt like I had just come out of meditating in the desert, not a care in the world. I just felt euphoric.

Our brains were not made to function as storage spaces, they were made to think creatively and find solutions to issues.