Ive watched this 20 minute video for at least 3 hours rewinding, pausing, adusting, working on it for a few days, going back to the book, coming back here. Really one of my favorite videos on all of youtube. Great work.
This is by far the the best GTD tutorials, ever. After watching this and taking some notes - I did my latest and fourth reiteration of my personal GTD system. I have to say, I am very happy. This past few days have been the most productive I felt and I am only starting. Felt like I have overcome some bottlenecks issue. Thanks a lot.
I'm so happy to hear that! GTD has helped me so much in being productive and meeting my goals too. It's truly a wonderful system once you get it customized to your needs.
With that. The video is a very great tutorial she planned it all out (: Clearly she Did the footage on very good intention 👍we definitely rose from the couch to get things done ✔️ after watching it
I have been looking for a good video on GTD method for soo long! And this is it. It explains the method better than any other video on youtube. Thanks for saving me hours and days of confusion! 💖
I have read almost the whole of the GTD book but it is quite meaty and a lot to process so this video has really helped to summarise the important steps in the process, thank you! I would love to see a video of your weekly review process in action 🎬
Thanks so much for watching! 💕 I definitely plan to film an updated video of my weekly review. I posted one a few months ago, but a lot of things in my system has changed since then!
Just watched this last night...excellent video. Just a heads up, on another site, someone suggested reading "Getting Things Done for Teens" instead of the adult version. I'm in the middle of reading it (got it at the library) and it's a quicker, less overwhelming read. Many that will help you on your journey to getting things done! M
I agree with all these comments. Your video is the best video so far on breaking this down. I read the book last week to prepare for a major organization project and left informed but unclear about exactly how to implement the process. David Allen is a little too wordy, in my opinion, and doesn't just out line his process all the way through in one chapter at the end as he probably should have. Your video clarifies it all. JUST A THOUGHT... You should consider scanning your diagram for download. Put it in Google Drive with a share link. I am recreating your diagram, but I love how yours looks. :) Thank you!!
I'm the owner of a small business started by my own. It's been growing so well but recently I've been lost between my tasks and things I need to do for other aspects of my life other than business. I'm gonna start using this method. This video is the most useful one about GTD so far. Thank you for the video, it deserves millions of views! 🙋🏻♂️
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. I need to get organized fast and I'm a slow reader, so it was going to take me too long to get through the book (which I will still finish reading) This is super clear and helpful, thank you again!
I’m not sure how I have never seen your videos until today! It seems like your content would be right up my alley. Thanks for this! I’ve been wanting to read this book so a breakdown is super helpful.
Thank you very much for this video. I read the book using an audiobook and you really summed it up well visually for me to get started. Just decluttered all my notes and now I am GTD ready. Thanks for clearing things up!
I've been trying different versions of GTD implementation (I get caught between wanting to be an ultra tech guru to putting braids in my hair and not using a smart phone again lol) but this video was so helpful. The best I've seen so far, keep up the good work.
I loved the simplicity of your presentation. I finished watching your video and fully appreciated the GTD method that I had never heard of before. Thank you.
You explained this so clearly! Thank you!!! I have watched so many videos, but watching your video, with the example of the wallet was eye-opening. Thank you!
Thank you for making this tangible. I loved the book, but the information in it is so hard to mentally grasp for me without a picture or video actually showing the implementation. Subscription earned, ma'am!
Just a small correction: I believe David Allen’s 43 folders file system is NOT a part of the Capture/Inbox step, but is designed as the “tickler” system for Next Actions. “The 43 folders system consists of a maximum of 31 folders for each day in the running month and 12 folders for the year. This adds up to a total of 43 folders and gives the system its name. You can place all short-term items into the appropriate daily folder to schedule them for the current month. Items which need attention in a future month are put in the corresponding monthly folder. This makes the fortythree folders one of the easiest to use personal productivity systems.”
Great video! I've been listening to the audio book and taking notes on my laptop while listening. The dictation function on Word helps to make my note-taking faster.
Very good video, thanks. I love the book but I'm trying to convert the method into a digital version using Microsoft O365 apps I use for work (Planner, To Do, Teams, Outlook, One Note) and so it was useful to help give me some ideas for that. I find that with modern apps, the idea of deciding to put things on the Calendar now becomes a bit blurred with a Next Actions to do list (as in say, To Do, when you put a due date on the next action, it can end up giving an automated reminder on that day in the way that putting it on your calendar would be your reminder on the day). I'm still figuring out how to perfect it, I feel like if someone could do a video on the how GTD can be built into the O365 suite of apps it would be amazing!
For me, I distinguish between Calendar and Next Actions based on what my priorities are for the day. Strict deadlines go in the calendar, all else are just next actions to me. I give myself a lot of leeway to forward things. I don't know if that helps! 😅 I'm mainly a pen-and-paper planner as a hobby, but there are lots of digital planning content out there too! I think someone in my comments have also mentioned One Note for GTD.
you made it really easy and simple to understand this method. i really appreciate the flow chart and the example of returning a wallet as project. Thanks
You have incredible penmanship! Mine would be a journal of chicken scratch lol I like using my Mac the calendar, reminders and notes load to the cloud. Thanks for the concise synopsis of the GTD system.
Thank you so much for watching! I'm glad my video helped you. 😄 Having neat handwriting just takes practice! I took it a little too seriously when we would get graded for note-taking in school haha.
First time reviewing your video, really enjoyed your simple steps in using the GTD system. It is good system just can get overwhelmed with all the projects. Thank you , I have subscribed to your video
Thank you for this simple but very effective explanation. Try tick tick app or todoist , everything can be placed at one place. After comparing the 2 tick tick will work best for GTD so I prefer ticktick 👍
Hello, thank you for sharing this video. What do we do with the next action list? May you share that. My next action list is just keep piling and I am not getting time to take care of them.
Hi! If your next actions list is piling up, I would suggest sitting down and re-assessing your list. Anything that can wait, put back in your someday/maybe list. It would also help to clarify if anything your list is important at all. There's no shame in cancelling plans either! I have a video "GTD Calendar vs Next Actions" that might help you define what's important to you. ☺️
Thank you for this beneficial video. You helped me have so much more clarity. I appreciated seeing your view of using the GTD with bullet journal setup. Thank you. I subscribed to your channel. I look forward to viewing your other videos.
When I think of “project” the first thing that comes to mind is a school project that the teacher assigns and is due on a specific day. As an adult who hasn’t been in school since “back in the day” I now have to reframe how I see and think about that word.
I totally empathize! I had trouble with motivation and productivity after I was done with school, because I felt like I suddenly didn't have the structure of school deadlines. I had to do a lot of re-learning.
Thanks so much for watching! Would you mind telling me the difference? I understood the Someday/Maybe list to be a Tickler file or at least part of it, but it's been a while since I've read the book. 😅
It's anything you don't need to take action on. Things you've already done, you can just trash anything that has to do with it that you don't need anymore. It's helpful for keeping your files organized.
Question all action items are not necessarily next action items? Meaning if you have 10 projects with 10 clearly define actions for each project (100 tasks that needs to be completed) ..... Not all of these 100 task will go on your next action immediately ? Maybe you move 10 of these task at a time from the actionable list to the next action list? (To prevent you from feeling overwhelmed with a huge list)
Wonderful breakdown of a complicated topic, thank you for great content. I will add though that your Return Wallet project was not truly finished. I would of added Get Money Back in my Waiting For list. Unless you wanted to exchange it. But yeah great work.
Thanks so much for the lovely comment! I actually do have public speaking experience. ☺️ Video filming is quite different, but some skills do transfer over!
I really like how you explain how to do the steps... thank you. I would like to see more on GTD in the journal bullet. and also how to set up google list...thank you
Are you selling your flowchart paper by chance? I did find out, but yours is so much cleaner and neater, and I like the simplistic view. Thank you. I'll look around your page too in the meantime. Your handwriting is insane.. beautiful..
I would love to see more of your system(s) and anything to do with GTD. I'm brand new to learning about it. I am new to your channel and I adore it so far.
Hi, thanks so much for watching! 💕 I'll definitely take your suggestions to heart. I feel like I wasn't very clear about my own system so I'll be posting an update sometime soon.
You mentioned that David Allen calls the someday/maybe list a tickler. I hope I am not wrong but the someday/maybe list is just a list like the other. He does use a tickler file system which is a paper file system, somewhat similar to a calendar and called 43-folders. One folder for each of the next 12 months and 31 folders to represent the days of the month. You might use it for things like invites, ticket and events. I suppose an event could be a maybe item! Anyway, thank you for a very good intro to GTD.
Thanks so much for your comment! It's been a while since I read the book, so I might have misunderstood. 😅 I do remember the 43-folder system mentioned in the book, but it's a bit too complex for me at the moment (plus a little one would definitely destroy it!).
It's pretty much a list within a list! So if something takes multiple tasks to finish, I just make a list right under that line. Hope that makes sense!
This makes the tremendous assumption that I actually want to do something. My method is: 1.Think about doing something I want to do. 2. Go do thing I want do 3. Enjoy doing. 4. Go to bed knowing that if I die I did what I wanted to do today. Life is good.
This method is designed to balance all aspects of one's life: work, family, relationships, and self-development. Especially with children, it can be hard to balance all these things and I can personally attest to how much it has helped me. ☺️ Do you have any long-term goals you'd like to get to someday?
I keep my day-to-day tasks in my planner and any future appointments in the monthly pages. I also use it for memory keeping and sticking in pictures that mean a lot to me. It's very much doubles as a fun hobby for me where I get to use stickers and practice my calligraphy. Totally not necessary, just something I love to do. ☺️
Thank you so much for explaining this!!! Definitely help me get started on how to use a planner! I am new and have been wondering on how to have a planning system. Your video definitely helps! Thank you very much again, definitely going to try applying it for my life. Question, is it okay to use your flow chart/ diagram for my reference? Thank you very much! - Amanda
My inbox needs to be much much bigger. I am totally overwhelmed. I have a dog that I must treat holistically now. It’s feels like college late studying for finals and I never started the study before hand, over and over and I’m obsessing over the best products and ways. Its taken all my time and is very frustrating and scary. If I could just find the answer to this or that I could relax; exactly how I feel. Consequently I am behind on everything. My heart feels like it’s racing. I have spent over $1000 in two weeks and still don’t have it right. I have 10 products to return to different places. Fridge hasn’t been cleaned and over flowing. Things are started and left to take care of her. It’s 7 pm and I haven’t fed her. I have a list to complete for today that will take me hours to do and other obligations today that I should have done by now. I have a stack of about 100 pieces on the floor for weeks.
Ive watched this 20 minute video for at least 3 hours rewinding, pausing, adusting, working on it for a few days, going back to the book, coming back here. Really one of my favorite videos on all of youtube. Great work.
This is by far the the best GTD tutorials, ever. After watching this and taking some notes - I did my latest and fourth reiteration of my personal GTD system. I have to say, I am very happy. This past few days have been the most productive I felt and I am only starting. Felt like I have overcome some bottlenecks issue. Thanks a lot.
I'm so happy to hear that! GTD has helped me so much in being productive and meeting my goals too. It's truly a wonderful system once you get it customized to your needs.
How are you now :)?
No way someone disagree
With that. The video is a very great tutorial
she planned it all out (:
Clearly she Did the footage on very good intention 👍we definitely rose from the couch to get things done ✔️ after watching it
I have been looking for a good video on GTD method for soo long! And this is it. It explains the method better than any other video on youtube. Thanks for saving me hours and days of confusion! 💖
I'm so happy it helped you! 💕 Thanks so much for watching!
I have read almost the whole of the GTD book but it is quite meaty and a lot to process so this video has really helped to summarise the important steps in the process, thank you!
I would love to see a video of your weekly review process in action 🎬
Thanks so much for watching! 💕 I definitely plan to film an updated video of my weekly review. I posted one a few months ago, but a lot of things in my system has changed since then!
Just watched this last night...excellent video. Just a heads up, on another site, someone suggested reading "Getting Things Done for Teens" instead of the adult version. I'm in the middle of reading it (got it at the library) and it's a quicker, less overwhelming read. Many that will help you on your journey to getting things done! M
I agree with all these comments. Your video is the best video so far on breaking this down. I read the book last week to prepare for a major organization project and left informed but unclear about exactly how to implement the process. David Allen is a little too wordy, in my opinion, and doesn't just out line his process all the way through in one chapter at the end as he probably should have. Your video clarifies it all. JUST A THOUGHT... You should consider scanning your diagram for download. Put it in Google Drive with a share link. I am recreating your diagram, but I love how yours looks. :) Thank you!!
4th time I've watched this video to revise my own GTD practice. Really great! keep it up :)
I'm so glad it helped you! Thank you so much for your kind comment!
I agree with other's comments - this is the best GTD summary that I have seen. Just wonderful. Thank you!
Thank you so much for watching, I'm so happy it helped you!
I really loved that you showed a flow chart to explain this system, it made me finally understand it. Thank you so much!!!
Glad to help! Thanks so much for watching 💕
Yes please to the follow up video on how to bullet journal alongside GTD system...this is what I’m trying to do myself x
I'll start putting an outline together. Thanks for you feedback!
I'm the owner of a small business started by my own. It's been growing so well but recently I've been lost between my tasks and things I need to do for other aspects of my life other than business. I'm gonna start using this method. This video is the most useful one about GTD so far. Thank you for the video, it deserves millions of views! 🙋🏻♂️
I hope GTD works out for you! Thank you so much for watching and for the lovely comment!
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. I need to get organized fast and I'm a slow reader, so it was going to take me too long to get through the book (which I will still finish reading) This is super clear and helpful, thank you again!
Thanks for this - best beginner GTD video I’ve seen so far.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much for watching 💕
I’m not sure how I have never seen your videos until today! It seems like your content would be right up my alley. Thanks for this! I’ve been wanting to read this book so a breakdown is super helpful.
Thank you very much for this video. I read the book using an audiobook and you really summed it up well visually for me to get started. Just decluttered all my notes and now I am GTD ready. Thanks for clearing things up!
Thank you so much for watching! I'm so happy my video helped!
This is the best video on GTD hands down !
Thank you so much for watching! 💕
This video is the best summarize of GTD that i ever found
So glad it helped you! Thanks so much for watching! 🥰
I've been trying different versions of GTD implementation (I get caught between wanting to be an ultra tech guru to putting braids in my hair and not using a smart phone again lol) but this video was so helpful. The best I've seen so far, keep up the good work.
Thanks so much! I can totally relate to that feeling! I worked in the tech industry and I rely so much on web apps, but what if lol!
Very good video!
Never related so much to a comment lol
I loved the simplicity of your presentation. I finished watching your video and fully appreciated the GTD method that I had never heard of before. Thank you.
Thank you so much for watching! 💕
I'm reading that book right now but at this point in my life your video gives me a complete starting point. Thank you so much!
Happy to help! ☺️
This is perfect! Thank you for such a simple and easy to implement approach!
Thank you so much for watching!
I have not read the books yet, but Ive watched his tedtalks and i LOVE the simplicity of it all!
I need to check those out!!
This is probably the best version of GTD that I've seen. Awesome Video! 😊
Glad to help! Thanks so much for watching. 😃
This gal is on top of her game. Thanks for the break down.
Thanks so much for watching!
You explained this so clearly! Thank you!!! I have watched so many videos, but watching your video, with the example of the wallet was eye-opening. Thank you!
I'm so happy it helped you! 💕 Thank you so much for watching!
Really pleasurable form of video. I do appreciate a lot the work you put in it. Thank you very much!
Wow and now I just checked your channel and you have much more beautiful videos! I will definitely watch them all. I'm looking forward :)
Thank you so much for watching, and I hope you enjoy my other videos!
Best GTD tutorial. Also, I love journals and pens, I think you should make some "Best of" videos for favorite pens, journals, planners etc.
Excellent tutorial. I haven't read the book but I feel like I understand the basics.
Happy to help!
Thank you for making this tangible. I loved the book, but the information in it is so hard to mentally grasp for me without a picture or video actually showing the implementation. Subscription earned, ma'am!
I'm so happy it helped you! 💕 I made this video because I was also confused when I first heard of GTD. Thanks for watching!
Best GTD explanation ever that I came across.
Glad to help! ☺️
This is the best on how to use the GTD I’ve seen to date. Thank you so very much💜
Thank you so much for watching! I hope it can help you get started on GTD!
Very well explained! Thank you very much for your time and sharing your knowledge!
This is great! Thanks so muchhh. I didn't get to finish the book because I found it too long. But this is a very digestible way to talk about GTD.
Yay, I'm so glad you found it helpful! 💕
Just a small correction: I believe David Allen’s 43 folders file system is NOT a part of the Capture/Inbox step, but is designed as the “tickler” system for Next Actions.
“The 43 folders system consists of a maximum of 31 folders for each day in the running month and 12 folders for the year. This adds up to a total of 43 folders and gives the system its name. You can place all short-term items into the appropriate daily folder to schedule them for the current month. Items which need attention in a future month are put in the corresponding monthly folder. This makes the fortythree folders one of the easiest to use personal productivity systems.”
That makes more sense. Thanks for sharing!
Great video! I've been listening to the audio book and taking notes on my laptop while listening. The dictation function on Word helps to make my note-taking faster.
That's a great idea! I've never used the dictate function on my computer, but definitely worth looking into.
Yes more videos on this subject would be fantastic please xx
Definitely planning more in the future! 💕
your planner is so pretty! i love your handwriting!
Thank you! I love decorating my pages after the week is done. 🥰
Very simple and concise video, thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for watching 💕
Been reading GTD and this was a great summary of the methods. Thanks!
So happy it helped you! Thanks so much for watching.
Very good video, thanks. I love the book but I'm trying to convert the method into a digital version using Microsoft O365 apps I use for work (Planner, To Do, Teams, Outlook, One Note) and so it was useful to help give me some ideas for that. I find that with modern apps, the idea of deciding to put things on the Calendar now becomes a bit blurred with a Next Actions to do list (as in say, To Do, when you put a due date on the next action, it can end up giving an automated reminder on that day in the way that putting it on your calendar would be your reminder on the day). I'm still figuring out how to perfect it, I feel like if someone could do a video on the how GTD can be built into the O365 suite of apps it would be amazing!
For me, I distinguish between Calendar and Next Actions based on what my priorities are for the day. Strict deadlines go in the calendar, all else are just next actions to me. I give myself a lot of leeway to forward things. I don't know if that helps! 😅
I'm mainly a pen-and-paper planner as a hobby, but there are lots of digital planning content out there too! I think someone in my comments have also mentioned One Note for GTD.
@@spellboundnotes thank you! that does help! :)
Thanks so much for the video. I'm half way through the book and it's still very confusing for me until I saw this video!
I'm so glad it helped! I find myself thumbing through the book for a refresher too every so often. It's a lot to take in!
you made it really easy and simple to understand this method. i really appreciate the flow chart and the example of returning a wallet as project. Thanks
Glad to help! Thanks so much for watching. 💕
This is like a guide book to David Allen's book. Thank you
So happy it helped you! Thanks so much for watching!
Great, detailed and very helpful explanation!!! Thank you so much 😀
Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much for watching! 😊
You just cleared so many things up for me. Even your flowchart is so helpfull
Thank you so much for watching! If you have any questions, let me know!
I am grateful for this channel! Most comprehensive and helpful. Thank you!
So glad it helped you. 💕 Thanks so much for watching!
You have incredible penmanship! Mine would be a journal of chicken scratch lol I like using my Mac the calendar, reminders and notes load to the cloud. Thanks for the concise synopsis of the GTD system.
Thank you so much for watching! I'm glad my video helped you. 😄 Having neat handwriting just takes practice! I took it a little too seriously when we would get graded for note-taking in school haha.
First time reviewing your video, really enjoyed your simple steps in using the GTD system. It is good system just can get overwhelmed with all the projects. Thank you , I have subscribed to your video
Thank you so much for watching! I'm so glad to help. 😃
Thank you for your videos.❤ Very helpful !
What are the sweaters called that cover part of your hands like this one ? It looks comfortable.❤
OMG Super helpful! Thank you. I get so confused by other videos. This was crystal clear. Thank you, thank you!
I'm so happy it helped you! That was definitely my goal with this video, because I was also confused in the beginning! ❤
I really liked the video. I definitely need a system like this to keep my life organized. Thank you!
Thanks so much for watching! GTD has helped me so much, I hope it helps you too. I plan on making more in-depth videos about it in the future as well!
Love the video❤❤❤ thank you, this is exactly what i need now. Pls make another video😊
Simply brilliant - thank you SO much
This is a great summary of GTD
Thank you this was very helpful. I read the book years ago and need to get back to this method.
Thanks so much for watching! GTD has helped me so much, I think it's definitely worth another try!
Just starting GTD. Found your video excellent
Thank you for this simple but very effective explanation.
Try tick tick app or todoist , everything can be placed at one place. After comparing the 2 tick tick will work best for GTD so I prefer ticktick 👍
I like paper planning, but those are great options!
I’m 100% paper. It takes me twice as long to tap something into a phone app as to just scribble a note. Plus I’m always losing my phone.
Hello, thank you for sharing this video. What do we do with the next action list? May you share that. My next action list is just keep piling and I am not getting time to take care of them.
Hi! If your next actions list is piling up, I would suggest sitting down and re-assessing your list. Anything that can wait, put back in your someday/maybe list. It would also help to clarify if anything your list is important at all. There's no shame in cancelling plans either! I have a video "GTD Calendar vs Next Actions" that might help you define what's important to you. ☺️
@@spellboundnotes thank you so much.
Thank you for this beneficial video. You helped me have so much more clarity. I appreciated seeing your view of using the GTD with bullet journal setup. Thank you. I subscribed to your channel. I look forward to viewing your other videos.
Thank you so much for watching! I have a GTD playlist too if you need more info! 💕
This has been wonderful. I would love to see more. Your voice is also very calming. Thank you very much.
Thanks so much for watching! Let me know if you have any specific questions!
Hi, just found your channel and I understand the process much better. My week also starts on Monday!
Thanks so much for watching! I'm glad my video helped. 💕
When I think of “project” the first thing that comes to mind is a school project that the teacher assigns and is due on a specific day. As an adult who hasn’t been in school since “back in the day” I now have to reframe how I see and think about that word.
I totally empathize! I had trouble with motivation and productivity after I was done with school, because I felt like I suddenly didn't have the structure of school deadlines. I had to do a lot of re-learning.
Informative. Thank you!
Thanks for the great synopsis of GTD. One thing, the Tickler file concept is a little bit different from Someday/maybe list.
Thanks so much for watching! Would you mind telling me the difference? I understood the Someday/Maybe list to be a Tickler file or at least part of it, but it's been a while since I've read the book. 😅
I have been using the GTD system and it has been super helpful
That's so good to hear! 💕 I definitely recommend everyone to try it at least once.
You did a great job by giving an example. Love your work.
Thank you so much for watching!
Great video! One thing I didn’t understand. What is a non-actionable item? What did trash have to do with that?
It's anything you don't need to take action on. Things you've already done, you can just trash anything that has to do with it that you don't need anymore. It's helpful for keeping your files organized.
Please make more GTD videos. Very helpful
Thank you so much for watching! I definitely plan on making more! Is there something specific you'd like me to expand on? ☺️
Thank you soooo much, great telling!! 💖
Well explained! I searched a lot for a video like this. Thank you.
I'm so happy it helped you. Thank you so much for watching!
Question all action items are not necessarily next action items? Meaning if you have 10 projects with 10 clearly define actions for each project (100 tasks that needs to be completed) ..... Not all of these 100 task will go on your next action immediately ?
Maybe you move 10 of these task at a time from the actionable list to the next action list? (To prevent you from feeling overwhelmed with a huge list)
Yes, that's correct! You only want to add the very next step for each project.
Wonderful breakdown of a complicated topic, thank you for great content. I will add though that your Return Wallet project was not truly finished. I would of added Get Money Back in my Waiting For list. Unless you wanted to exchange it. But yeah great work.
Thank you so much for watching! Yeah, I realized that when I was editing my video. 😅
Super helpful to see it in person! Thanks!
Thanks so much for watching! I'm glad it helped! 😃
It's really very well made. You should be a coach (if you are not already)
Thanks so much for the lovely comment! I actually do have public speaking experience. ☺️ Video filming is quite different, but some skills do transfer over!
Thank you for the easy explanation! Looks like a great system.
Thank you very much for watching!
This is amazing. Thank you so much.
Hi great tutorial. The bullet journal method together with GTD video would be fantastic. Thank you. Keep up the good work, and thank you.
Thank you so much for watching and for your feedback!
I really like how you explain how to do the steps... thank you. I would like to see more on GTD in the journal bullet. and also how to set up google list...thank you
Thanks so much for watching! I'll definitely be sharing how I set up my Google Keep in the future.
Agree this is the best tutorial 😊
Thank you so much for the lovely comment! 💕
Perfect and very clear!!
Glad to help! Thanks so much for watching.
You have a nice voice to explain things wonderful !
Thank you so much! ☺️
Are you selling your flowchart paper by chance? I did find out, but yours is so much cleaner and neater, and I like the simplistic view. Thank you. I'll look around your page too in the meantime. Your handwriting is insane.. beautiful..
I actually misplaced it after two moves. 😣 Once I find it, I'm thinking of just scanning it and giving it out as a freebie.
This video was helpfup.
Thankyou very much
This helped so much thank you!
I would love to see more of your system(s) and anything to do with GTD. I'm brand new to learning about it. I am new to your channel and I adore it so far.
Hi, thanks so much for watching! 💕 I'll definitely take your suggestions to heart. I feel like I wasn't very clear about my own system so I'll be posting an update sometime soon.
You mentioned that David Allen calls the someday/maybe list a tickler. I hope I am not wrong but the someday/maybe list is just a list like the other. He does use a tickler file system which is a paper file system, somewhat similar to a calendar and called 43-folders. One folder for each of the next 12 months and 31 folders to represent the days of the month. You might use it for things like invites, ticket and events. I suppose an event could be a maybe item! Anyway, thank you for a very good intro to GTD.
Thanks so much for your comment! It's been a while since I read the book, so I might have misunderstood. 😅 I do remember the 43-folder system mentioned in the book, but it's a bit too complex for me at the moment (plus a little one would definitely destroy it!).
@@spellboundnotes You're too kind.
Thanks for this video! It was very helpful. Where would you put a task that has only one or two steps, but takes more than 2 minutes?
I would put it in the next actions list, sometimes I do sub-bullet points if I can do it all in a day. ☺️
@@spellboundnotes thanks for taking the time to reply!! what do you mean by sub bullet points?
It's pretty much a list within a list! So if something takes multiple tasks to finish, I just make a list right under that line. Hope that makes sense!
This makes the tremendous assumption that I actually want to do something.
My method is:
1.Think about doing something I want to do.
2. Go do thing I want do
3. Enjoy doing.
4. Go to bed knowing that if I die I did what I wanted to do today.
Life is good.
This method is designed to balance all aspects of one's life: work, family, relationships, and self-development. Especially with children, it can be hard to balance all these things and I can personally attest to how much it has helped me. ☺️ Do you have any long-term goals you'd like to get to someday?
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us :)
Thank you so much for watching! ☺️
Great vedio! One question, since you keep everything in Google Keys, why and what do you keep in the planner?
I keep my day-to-day tasks in my planner and any future appointments in the monthly pages. I also use it for memory keeping and sticking in pictures that mean a lot to me. It's very much doubles as a fun hobby for me where I get to use stickers and practice my calligraphy. Totally not necessary, just something I love to do. ☺️
Thank you for making this video. This is so great.
Thank you so much for watching!
@@spellboundnotes You're welcome keep the great work :)
Valuable video. Thanks so much 😃
Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you very much Miss ! 😘
Happy to help! 💕
Good to have full example. Rare!
Thanks so much for watching!
Beautiful voice & gentle hands...god bless u
Thank you so much for watching! ☺️
Excellent summary!
Thank you so much for watching!
this is great. thank you.
I would watch a bullet journal explanation video!
Thanks for the feedback! ❤ I'll try to put something together that's easy to follow!
Thank you so much for explaining this!!! Definitely help me get started on how to use a planner! I am new and have been wondering on how to have a planning system. Your video definitely helps! Thank you very much again, definitely going to try applying it for my life. Question, is it okay to use your flow chart/ diagram for my reference? Thank you very much!
- Amanda
Thanks so much for watching! 🥰 I know I already replied on IG 🙈 but for anyone else who sees this, the flowchart is totally free for use! 💕
@@spellboundnotes thank you!! 💖💖
Thank you for this video. It helps me a lot. Also you have a very cute voice!
I'm so happy it helped you! Thank you for the lovely comment. 💕🙈
My inbox needs to be much much bigger. I am totally overwhelmed. I have a dog that I must treat holistically now. It’s feels like college late studying for finals and I never started the study before hand, over and over and I’m obsessing over the best products and ways. Its taken all my time and is very frustrating and scary. If I could just find the answer to this or that I could relax; exactly how I feel. Consequently I am behind on everything. My heart feels like it’s racing. I have spent over $1000 in two weeks and still don’t have it right. I have 10 products to return to different places. Fridge hasn’t been cleaned and over flowing. Things are started and left to take care of her. It’s 7 pm and I haven’t fed her. I have a list to complete for today that will take me hours to do and other obligations today that I should have done by now. I have a stack of about 100 pieces on the floor for weeks.
If somebody knows how to get control of this, I beg of thee.