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The Examined Path Through GTD — Getting Things Done and its philosophy
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The Examined Path Through GTD — Getting Things Done and its philosophy

life transition4 weeks6 courses
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Transformation Path
1
GTD — Getting Things Done and its philosophy in Practice
2
GTD — Getting Things Done and its philosophy: A Deeper Look
3
GTD — Getting Things Done and its philosophy
4
GTD — Getting Things Done and its philosophy: Foundations
5
GTD — Getting Things Done and its philosophy: From Confusion to Clarity
GTD — Getting Things Done and its philosophy: Questions Worth Asking
About This Journey

David Allen's system rests on a single insight: the mind is not designed for storage. When the mind is cleared of what it is holding, something else can move through it. This is an old teaching in a new inbox.

The Path

The course sequence, in order.

Each step builds on the last.

1
GTD — Getting Things Done and its philosophy in Practice
2
GTD — Getting Things Done and its philosophy: A Deeper Look
3
GTD — Getting Things Done and its philosophy
4
GTD — Getting Things Done and its philosophy: Foundations
5
GTD — Getting Things Done and its philosophy: From Confusion to Clarity
6
GTD — Getting Things Done and its philosophy: Questions Worth Asking
Concepts Explored
Empty Space as Productive Capacity
Reverse Engineering Priority Through Constraint
Seasonal Variation in Effort
Soft Power in Task Delegation
Temporal Cycles and Review Rhythm

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