GETTING THINGS DONE by David Allen | Core Message (Remastered)

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Animated core message from David Allen's book 'Getting Things Done.'
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[@user-mc4bv4kc4j]

I need to reread this book as well. I was initially very excited about this book but found that over time that it led to ever-growing lists which was discouraging and eventually led to me abandoning being as discviplined about it as I set out to be. I still had a lot of positive takeaways, systems that I use on a slightly more relaxed basis to this day. I would definitely recommend reading "Four Thousand Weeks" and "The Four-Hour Work Week" to bring some balance. Especially if you have perfectionist tendencies, GTD can bring out a monster and ultimately be debilitating so proceed with caution. Looking online, I can tell I'm not alone in this sentiment.

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[@thefilmpoets]

Great video. Would love to see a video focused on the Natural Planning Method for project planning. That’s an integral part of GTD.

[@martinnhantran]

Practical videos are always the best self development videos. Cheers

[@StuartTufft]

I often wonder how to habitualise these principles. Thank you for the breakdown.

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*Love this detailed explanation for really Getting meaningful work done, work that matters*

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[@alexp6869]

This is the high level GTD system review that I needed, thank you!

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Excellent. Thanks very much for bringing this

[@alrdye]

This is a great summary. Thank you for sharing!

[@HasanAmin]

another brilliant video! job well done, Nathan! keep it up man, you're changing thousands of people's lives world wide for better. God bless you.

[@LindseyShermanE]

Thank you so much for explaining it this way. I've read the book twice and was still confused about how exactly to set up the process.

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Fantastic job, Nathan.

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Great summary. Thank you 😊

[@thechancellor-]

To the *incredible person* seeing this, I wish you all the best in life❤ don't over blame yourself, accept things and go forward. Don't let others define what “success” is for you. Get up, learn the skills needed and get after it, all the keys to a happy life is in your hands. Keep pushing.

[@samanthajohnson9756]

Have I been saying the word processing wrong my entire life? Great video!

[@kdi4949]

Thank you for this! ❤

[@josemascarua4876]

Great actionable summary of GTD

[@jairunet]

Amazing, challenging but definitely makes a lot of sense, the computers work similar input, processing/temporary stored, output, long term stored, plus well organization skills, Interesting.

[@Zolt9]

Thanks so much for this!

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You produce incredible content

[@heartfreezing4581]

l always use daily book to track my life.set a goal such as reading 1 hour,30 push up.when it finshed,l would do tick.if not,l will finish it when second day morning.it is very useful life manner for me.

[@umapathirti]

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[@pramodverma9366]

Thanks..great system

[@martinnhantran]

@Productivity Game What applications do you use to write down. Todoist, google calendar?

[@viBeotamil]

Sir, need help to implement it. Like any app or template or purely analog or purely digital. Because juggling between both analog and digital failed for me. I really need to build one like this. Thanks for the great video. Any inputs are welcome thanks

[@yeetdeets]

A template for this in Notion would be gold.

[@Ronariverah]

There are some out there.

[@boy_peeps]

Read my comments above. Should be helpful to you.

[@Faiz0r]

Check out August Bradley's - Pillars, Pipelines and Vaults (PPV) system, It's very similar to this GTD system.

[@boy_peeps]

@@Faiz0r the PPV system is $1500; albeit, comes with a year of mentoring.

[@Faiz0r]

@@boy_peeps If you go to August Bradleys channel, he has a series in which he goes in depth into the setup of the PPV system. If you follow along albeit verry time consuming because of the nature of the system, you should have a PPV system of your own.

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You are the best👍🏻

[@GSME_Adult_Learning]

Ah! The processing later step!

[@PinkFlowers365]

thanks so much

[@islandliving3745]

Can you elaborate what you’re using the Follow-up List for? I understand the Next Action, 2-min or less Next Actions, and Scheduling items in a Calendar, but the Follow-up list seems redundant.

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It was a good one

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thank you thank you

[@TheGratitudeMan]

Wonderful. Rather I got curious on seeing your email to see how well you have summarized this Big Book with so much instructional part in it. Its great 1 Page covering it all, just Wow... You are doing amazing. Thank you so much.

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I always look forward to your videos, being one of the first comments give me assurance that you will read what I have to say! An amazing initiative, extremely grateful towards your commitment and discipline. A very noble effort! Thanks

[@Santiino]

Thats so many different lists doesnt that get messy? Maybe with some Software?

[@indic-culture]

Zoho Notebook, it has To do list, sticky notes, notebook categories and can be used to store any file.

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Awsome❤️

[@Potentialaj]

How much time do you put into the processing session everyday??

[@maximebernadin4100]

Brillant

[@sergiorodrigues6694]

My doubt is: is it possible to gather all the GTD lists in just one app. If so,what would be the most useful one?

[@stevenjacobson8177]

Omnifocus or Things3

[@colonelradec5956]

i dont know if this will help anybody but something thats worked for me is removinf the speed, urgency and stress around what im doing. i used to try to get motivated and hammer through. but that took so long to get the motivation and it didnt last. now what i do is just do the things i need to do as calmly and relaxed and lazy as possible lol. i think the reason it takes so much motivation is because your worried about the stress of doing the thing. because its usually rushed and made stressful. now i turn it into relaxation time. chore time or work time are for me relaxation time. i just start something slowly with a cup of coffee or maybe breakfast or? whatever. music. then i do it slowly or at least as relaxed as possible. just focusing on things that come to mind as the next thing i should do. the next step. if you want a bigger goal maybe you need a list or something. ive never used it on huge things. but for getting chores and basic things done, job hunting. i turn it into chill time. i never do chores without adding in relaxation. and in this way ive changed how i feel about these tasks. they used to be work, now i know its just gonna be me being productive and feeling good about it with not alot of effort 😂 and ill stop to sip coffee or eat snacks as i do lol. i do move slower than i used to at getting things done time wise. but consistency wise which is where its at!! its easy now. just pick a task mentally that you think you should be doing. go get a drink turn on some music or whatever? tv? and chill it out lol.

[@erikstenbakken1488]

Waterproof note pad. Love it.

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Thanks for video!

[@lorenzomickmirax7939]

Genius

[@waldirmesquita]

Thank for the amazing video

[@mohamedheshamsoliman3195]

I am an evernote user also and i have watched the video twice , do you think i need to read the book ?

[@stevenjacobson8177]

Audio book yes

[@rockjockchick]

The mind is for way more than that. And this is exhausting. I understand organizing and this might work for some, but definitely not for others. To me it sounds like a process for people with adhd.

[@AgarioSplitrunner]

Question: how can I stop thinking/doing a subconscious thought? My subconscious thought is: "stop moving my tongue while speaking"

[@yosifhisham2841]

I typed my email an submitted it and didn’t recieve the one page

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[@eriii23]

link for the PDF file doesn't work :)

[@ProductivityGame]

Should work now. Please try again

[@davidandkarenjoansandler7540]

I did not get the 1 page pdf summary

[@ianmarsden8568]

Did you check junk.

[@armanmasangkay6513]

How to overengineer a todo list. :D

[@lizziebkennedy7505]

I’m conscious Allen has a lot of different folders and systems in his GTD and the maintenance of them is somewhat contradictory. It’s just too busy and doesn’t translate well from office/work contexts.

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[@asheekitty9488]

Dude, have you ever tried to conform to such a rigorous system over an extended period? I agree that it would work but the level of admin and self discipline to make it work is just so high. What people really need is a personal assistant or an admin clerk of their own so that they dont have to use their brain capacity, time and energy trying to stick to an effective but arduous system like this. Ive tried many of these types of systems. You end up spending more time than you'd want caught up in the admin, sorting notes, than you'd really want to budget for. I guess this just depends on the volume of notes you take and other demands on your schedule (your level of busyness), but this is just too much admin to make a business executive's life any less stressful.

[@lizziebkennedy7505]

That’s my beef with this too. If the time management system is too needy of constant management, it won’t work.

[@rockjockchick]

Agreed

[@limonade2684]

You are right, but this is not the way I want to live. Living like a computer and following rules in every part of my life might make me successful but unhappy. There are so many self help books and advices and still so many unhappy people especially in the US. Are they all lazy or dumb? I don't think so. Your method would put more stress on me I would fail after three days.

[@lizziebkennedy7505]

Listened twice now and it just too complex and messy. On top of that, mixing digi and analog systems is way too clunky.

[@stephengreater1689]

Sounds rigid.

[@chandanritvik1]

Master To-Do list book is much better than this

[@michaelscott5382]

That system is very stressful ñ. Ridiculous way to life your life

[@alterego157]

Yeah, micromanaging and hyperprocessing every though and action is a recipe for anxiety.

[@FernandodeAndaO]

Yes, I was reading this book but it was too much for me

[@simri_kim]

@michaelscott5382 I didn't read this book but I already live this way. And my take on this way of living is that.. With so many things to manage, it is less stressful to keep working memory 'less crowded' by listing things regularly. Cuz otherwise my cognitive resources goes into trying to remember all the list of stuff to do instead of evaluating whether my plans align with the goal.