You did a great job visually walking through the “actionable” slide. Good color selection/contrast (black, yellow, white) and the key point navigation.
I first saw this over a year ago, and keep coming back to it. It's an utterly brilliant simple yet systematic & thorough method of implementing GTD as a table-based tick box system. I've not seen anything approaching it for simple & straightforward systematic processing of inbox items into GTD categories. I don't know if David Allen has seen it but I think he would be very impressed & I could imagine him adopting it! 👍 I think you have a later video where you refine the system to try to reduce the duplication of having to rewrite items in the different tables? But for me, this original video is the classic one that every GTDer should see 👏👏👍🙂
Hi thank you so much! this was so very helpful! I purchased your inserts a few hours ago without even knowing you had this video! what a wonderful surprise and compliment to this system. I love the inserts and look forward to using them going forward!
Thank you for this video! It really helped me to understand the GTD system better. Do you have any advice on how to not have to write the tasks out twice? Once in the inbox and then again in the list you organize it to. I don't know, there might not be any way around it!
If you know how to organize the item when you start, you can bypass the inbox and go straight to the individual task/project action list it applies to. That will eliminate double writing.
The inbox is for capturing, on paper, items that need to be done, either as a brain dump or as the task comes to mind. The inbox serves as storage of items until they can be sorted For me, having to write ot twice isn't bothersome because rarely do I inbox something then immediately sort it.
love this -- i'm just now reading the book and thinking in my head how i would want this to be executed -- so i'm going to assume you take your planner with you everywhere?
Love this! I purchased a copy of David Allen's GTD a number of years ago, but never actually read it. I'm inspired to start reading it now and using these sheets. I think they could be very helpful for my ADHD and keeping track of everything.
The issue I have with this method is what to do with an item you don't know how to fix? Something technical fouls take 2 min or 2 days of work. How can you organize something like that?
I think I would move it to next steps and maybe have a column for research or put it under computer if you need to find someone or more info to solve the problem. If there are multiple steps to figuring out the issue, you may need to start a project for it, adding the steps as they arise through your problem solving. Hope that helps.
You did a great job visually walking through the “actionable” slide. Good color selection/contrast (black, yellow, white) and the key point navigation.
Glad you found the visuals helpful! ☺️👍
I first saw this over a year ago, and keep coming back to it. It's an utterly brilliant simple yet systematic & thorough method of implementing GTD as a table-based tick box system. I've not seen anything approaching it for simple & straightforward systematic processing of inbox items into GTD categories. I don't know if David Allen has seen it but I think he would be very impressed & I could imagine him adopting it! 👍 I think you have a later video where you refine the system to try to reduce the duplication of having to rewrite items in the different tables? But for me, this original video is the classic one that every GTDer should see 👏👏👍🙂
Thanks for the feedback! I do love this system and am so glad you find my method of implementing it useful in your own planner.
Hi thank you so much! this was so very helpful! I purchased your inserts a few hours ago without even knowing you had this video! what a wonderful surprise and compliment to this system. I love the inserts and look forward to using them going forward!
I'm so glad! Happy Planning!
WOW! I can’t WAIT to tryyyyyyyy
Hope it helps you get things done! 👍
LOVE THIS, Thanks so much for the content you create and how easy you make It for all of us.
Thanks for being such a loyal supporter! Really helps keep me going! 🤗💕
Most useful video on the subject I’ve ever found. Well done!
Great to hear! Glad it was helpful!
Thank you very much. This is very helpful. Cup of coffee coming up. lol....
Glad it was helpful! And thanks for buying me a coffee... 🙂
Nice, very helpful and informative. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
I just purchased your inserts. Thank you for the easy layout and printing instructions and thank you ESPECIALLY for this video!
Glad you like them!
Great idea; This can fit well within my bullet journal.
Nice! Happy planning!
This is so informative. I need to read that book. Thanks for sharing. Blessings.
Best explication I've seen on GTD yet! So easy to understand!
Thanks so much! 😁👍🏼
Thank you for this video, for the inserts and your help on Etsy!
You are so welcome!
Well done.
Thanks! Happy to hear it!
Great explanation. Really like your inserts too.
Thanks so much! Glad you like them! 😁👍🏼
I’ve tried GTD in the past. This was a great video. You made it look so simpke
Thanks! I think having the right system really helps!
Do you have additional GTD videos
Thank you for this video! It really helped me to understand the GTD system better. Do you have any advice on how to not have to write the tasks out twice? Once in the inbox and then again in the list you organize it to. I don't know, there might not be any way around it!
If you know how to organize the item when you start, you can bypass the inbox and go straight to the individual task/project action list it applies to. That will eliminate double writing.
The inbox is for capturing, on paper, items that need to be done, either as a brain dump or as the task comes to mind. The inbox serves as storage of items until they can be sorted For me, having to write ot twice isn't bothersome because rarely do I inbox something then immediately sort it.
i like your inbox method
Happy to hear it!
love this -- i'm just now reading the book and thinking in my head how i would want this to be executed -- so i'm going to assume you take your planner with you everywhere?
I would if I actually left my house. 😆 But I used to take it with me to and from work daily when I commuted. 📒👍
Love how your planner is set up TFS
Thank you! 🤗 Happy to share!
Love this! I purchased a copy of David Allen's GTD a number of years ago, but never actually read it. I'm inspired to start reading it now and using these sheets. I think they could be very helpful for my ADHD and keeping track of everything.
Hope it helps! Happy planning!
Which pen are you using? Or, is it a pencil?
It’s a Pilot FriXion Erasable Pen - 0.5mm - Retractable Black: amzn.to/37xqsrO
The issue I have with this method is what to do with an item you don't know how to fix? Something technical fouls take 2 min or 2 days of work. How can you organize something like that?
I think I would move it to next steps and maybe have a column for research or put it under computer if you need to find someone or more info to solve the problem. If there are multiple steps to figuring out the issue, you may need to start a project for it, adding the steps as they arise through your problem solving. Hope that helps.
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