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GTD Flowchart

The document outlines the Getting Things Done (GTD) method by David Allen, focusing on a decision-making flowchart for managing tasks. It guides users through determining if tasks are actionable, whether they require multi-step projects, and how to categorize them accordingly. The flowchart includes steps for quick tasks, delegation, and scheduling, emphasizing regular reviews of lists and actions.
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GTD Flowchart

The document outlines the Getting Things Done (GTD) method by David Allen, focusing on a decision-making flowchart for managing tasks. It guides users through determining if tasks are actionable, whether they require multi-step projects, and how to categorize them accordingly. The flowchart includes steps for quick tasks, delegation, and scheduling, emphasizing regular reviews of lists and actions.
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Getting Things Done

Based on the GTD Method by


In-basket David Allen

Is it Will I need it No
No
actionable? in the future?

Yes Yes / Add to Someday /


Maybe Maybe List or Tickler
file (hold for review) or
What is the Is it a multistep Reference (retrievable
project? when requested)
next action?

Yes
Will it take less
than 2 minutes?

Add to Projects List


(Review once a week)
Yes No

Can you
Do it Delegate No Is it time specific?
it?

Yes
Yes No

Add it to Add it to
Add to Waiting List your your Next
(Review once a week) Calendar Actions List

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