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Over the last few years I've been collecting bits of wisdom for people implementing
David Allen's
Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity
, with the goal of continuing to share them with others adopting the method.
This collection seems to be reaching a
tipping point, and as part of a new project I'd love to hear your favorite "aha," insight, or question that most dogged you before you made the system click. I'll be sharing the results (with surprises and answers, of course!) in a future work, and I'd be very grateful for your input.
So how about it? What information wasn't clear from reading the book, but helped you the most? Was it dealing with too many next actions? A tool or gadget that you found crucial? Maybe blocking time for the "heavy lifting?" Or is there something that just doesn't make sense to you?
Please send your wisdom to
gtdtips@matthewcornell.org, and stay tuned for the results. Cheers!
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