Three Principles Distilled From Getting Things Done · Tomas Vik
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Three principles distilled from Getting Things Done · Tomas Vik
The method takes time and effort to implement, but the key concepts behind it can benefit you today
help you clear your head from all unfinished work
The core idea of GTD
You can keep all unfinished tasks and thinking in an external note-taking system and not have them in your head
(see build a second brain).
Stuff is anything that you need to do something about. You’ve made a commitment to yourself or to others to change something
Regularly revisiting my notes is where my previous system lacked the most
see weekly review.
If you don’t do this, there is a good chance that some important outstanding task gets lost in the older and dusty parts of your system. When that happens, your mind is going to realise that it can’t trust the system, and it will take back the responsibility for remembering all outstanding work
see fall of the wagon.
Without the weekly revision, you also don’t know whether the next actions you work on are the most important work you could be doing
This process takes just over an hour each week, but that’s pennies when you consider how much mental space this activity frees up.