Getting Things Done
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Alexander
There are two benefits I have got from starting reading the GTD book.
- The serenity that allows you to be more focused on the things at hands.
- Previously unstated projects have come up like a surprise.
So there is more clarity just because of these two reasons. And I eliminated some things I previously assumed to be crucial.
BTW I use org-mode to implement it. I am happy with the proccess.
upd: I finished reading the book.
Concerning structure:
- The first part is the most useful - more practical one;
- The second part was not that informative for me so I skipped most of it (because I implemented my GTD during the first part already);
- The third part is good as well - more inspiring stuff;
Overall:
I liked the quotes and the language used very much.
The core content is great and very promising.