The book by David Allen referenced in this post has been my personal formula for productivity for years.  I made the conversion to paperless project management software over five years ago and saw immediate results.  The two big take aways for me now beyond the priorities for the day are time blocking for deep work and open windows for new opportunities.  This Forbes post will definitely help:

“Many people who complain about busywork make a big mistake with their to-do lists. They put it together at the start of a demanding workday or when they’re up against a deadline.

While that approach is better than nothing, the most effective people set themselves up for success each workday far in advance. In Getting Things Done, author and productivity consultant David Allen writes about setting priorities in advance.”

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