Getting Things Done A Summary of David Allen’s Book.

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Getting Things Done A Summary of David Allen’s Book

Collect First collect all the things that are worrying us or that we need to do something about 'Mind Sweep' - sweeping everything that's on our minds into our system He suggests one idea to a sheet of paper, and throw them all into an inbox to process later This will free up your mind for creativity and workflow

Process Getting from in to empty Put it into the in box Is it actionable? No – throw it in the trash, file for reference, or put in a tickle file Yes – will it take less than 2 minutes? Do it. No – delegate it or defer it. Defer it – put it on your calendar to do at a specific time Will it just take more planning – schedule for planning

Organize You need to have several files going all the time Personal Life and Professional Action Lists Next action you need to take – usually for a week or a day to keep large projects and day to day things going Like a to do list Projects Large goals that require multiple actions – need to transfer this to action lists periodically Agendas

Organize Agendas Things you need to talk to people about Waiting for Things you need from others to complete Someday Maybe Things you might like to do in the future Tickle File Stuff that is out in the future you might want to move onto another file

Review You need to revisit your files very regularly Once a week, preferably on Monday morning review all folders Move items onto action lists, especially from projects file Review action lists daily – schedule time on your calendar

DO! You do have to do things – that is the point of getting things done! The real key is deciding what to do and when to do it This is an intuitive process Save hard and important tasks for when you are productive Do the mindless easy stuff when you are less productive Always capture everything on you mind in the system

Results For many people who are overwhelmed and stressed – this system is a real breakthrough People that have a lot on their minds try remembering things often have a hard time thinking creatively or productively When things are off your mind it is possible you will free up a productive person inside Its likely you will sleep better and find time to do things you could not have before