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Ultimate Tip to Reach GTD Nirvana



This post is part of Ben Yoskovitz’s latest group writing project: The Ultimate Guide to Productivity.

DO

Yep, that’s the way to reach GTD nirvana. Do the actions on your lists. Don’t fuss with moving them around. Don’t try a new system every week. Just do it!

The main point behind GTD is that you should be able to crank widgets when it’s time. You can breeze through your lists, tackling actions right and left. But that means you’ve got to sit down and DO!

I know it’s harder than it sounds. That’s why I’ve written about it before. To help even more, I’ve done some link mining for you.

Workflow ideas

Revolving workflow strategies
Geek to live: Control your workday
Open Sourcing My TechCrunch Work Flow

Procrastination killers

One simple way to reduce procrastination
Kick procrastination’s ass: Run a dash
Procrastination hack: “(10+2)*5�

Laser beam focus

Reclaiming your ability to focus
18 ways to stay focused at work
An empty mind does a better job of thinking

If you’d like to contribute to Ben’s project, head on over to this blog, read the post, and you can join the cool kids!

Ultimate Guide to Productivity

Update – May 15, 7:00p – I jumped into this project without being tagged. I just got tagged by my fellow GTD’er at The Cranking Widgets Blog. Thanks, Brett!

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10 Responses to “Ultimate Tip to Reach GTD Nirvana”

  1. Stephen
    May 3rd, 2007

    The nofollow movement is growing! Link love for all!

    Oh, and great post! “Do” can be the hardest part, especially when list-making and notebook-hacking can shield you from unpleasant tasks.

  2. Andrew Flusche
    May 3rd, 2007

    Hi Stephen,

    I’m glad you liked the post. I actually spent time earlier today playing with my “system,” instead of actually doing my actions. It’s so hard to keep from doing that. 🙂

    I love your blog. I’m definitely looking forward to reading your work.

    Take care,
    Andrew