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    Getting Things Done (GTD) is a 5 step process for managing tasks and staying organized. The steps are: 1) Capture tasks as they arise, 2) Process tasks to determine if they need action or can be deferred, 3) Organize tasks by project, time, or context, 4) Review tasks regularly to ensure they are in the right place, and 5) Engage by taking action on tasks. Popular apps that can help with the GTD process include Todoist, OmniFocus, Evernote, Notion, Things, and Trello.

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    Getting Things Done (GTD) is a 5 step process for managing tasks and staying organized. The steps are: 1) Capture tasks as they arise, 2) Process tasks to determine if they need action or can be deferred, 3) Organize tasks by project, time, or context, 4) Review tasks regularly to ensure they are in the right place, and 5) Engage by taking action on tasks. Popular apps that can help with the GTD process include Todoist, OmniFocus, Evernote, Notion, Things, and Trello.

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    Getting Things Done (GTD)

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    Elron Naranja
    Getting Things Done (GTD) is a 5 step process for managing tasks and staying organized. The steps are: 1) Capture tasks as they arise, 2) Process tasks to determine if they need action or can be deferred, 3) Organize tasks by project, time, or context, 4) Review tasks regularly to ensure they are in the right place, and 5) Engage by taking action on tasks. Popular apps that can help with the GTD process include Todoist, OmniFocus, Evernote, Notion, Things, and Trello.

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    Getting Things Done

    (GTD)
    Have you ever lost track of
    of things you should be doing?
    “Your mind is for having ideas,
    not holding them.”
    Capture Process Organize Review Engage
    Step 1:Capture

    Email

    Birthday

    Bills

    Grocery

    Ideas
    Step 2: Process

    Is it Actionable?
    YES NO
    Can we do it in
    You can categorize it or schedule it.
    less than 2 minute?
    I want to learn Aikido.
    YES NO I want to learn Spanish
    Do it! Schedule it I want to buy a car
    Step 3: Organize
    By Project By Time By Context
    Projects Metacanna Call Mike McCabe To Call
    • Item 1 Nicko’s Birthday Greetings • John Smith
    • Item 2 Graphika Manila Event • Shawn Bowman
    • Item 3 • Daniel Shields

    Alexis’ Birthday To Buy


    What is the next action?
    • Item 1 • Fish
    • Item 2 • Garlic and Onions
    • Item 3 • Monitor

    How about the non-actionable items?


    Learn Aikido when you bought a shoe
    Or add it your “When I have FREE TIME” list.
    Step 4: Review

    Every week. We must review our list

    Is it on correct spot?

    Separate your short term goals & long term goals


    Step 5: Engage

    Now that we are organize, we are ready to


    Take over the world!
    Bonus: Best apps for GTD?

    Todoist
    OnmiFocus
    Evernote
    Notion App
    Things
    Trello
    YOU!

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