Entries Tagged 'Getting Started' ↓

What Makes Us Get Started On A Task?
I was recently making a recipe with my daughter, and we assembled the ingredients on the counter before we realized that one of the ingredients would have to warm up before we continued. We left everything out and went off to play a game. When we came back, [...]

Thank you for visiting SimpleProductivity Blog. I am working on getting the blog set up, and I will be moving content over from its previous home as well as posting new articles.
As soon as I get the details worked out here, I will start a series on how I use Bonsai with the Getting Things [...]

In a recent article from David Allen, his Food for Thought section was entitled “GTD Karate”. In it he talks about the similarities between GTD and karate.
I’m going to extend this concept by taking his list and compare these to the Flylady system. The text in italics are David Allen’s conclusions.

A less well-known system, but one that is similar in many concepts to GTD (Getting Things Done) is the Flylady System. However, Flylady is not a what, but a who.
Flylady is a woman, who in her quest to keep her house clean and peaceful, has developed a system of no-nonsense practicality. By providing a flexible [...]

Chances are, if you are reading this blog, you have at least some familiarity with what the term GTD, or Getting Things Done, is about.
For those of you who have not, I present a short summary:
GTD, based on the book by David Allen, is a system of capturing, organizing, analyzing and executing tasks in a [...]