Getting Things Done (GTD) by David Allen - Animated Book Summary And Review

[@starshipx1282]

This video takes more than 3 minutes. I will watch it later on!

[@JVJath]

Haha

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Lol

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Hope you watched it too :) Let me know if you have any questions

[@waswilton58y]

Not if you watch it at 2x speed.

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Lol

[@73ddyb34r]

Did a very quick summary, hope this helps! 5 steps 1. Capture Capture action items/information so you don't need to remember it 2. Process: Is it actionable? A. Yes? 2mins or less? Do it. Slower? List to prioritise B. No? Keep it as a reference or discard 3. Organise: What is the next possible action? Project (group together) Time (calendar) Context (groceries etc) Non-actionable - store to revisit 4. Review: review action items and make adjustments Weekly review of action items Monthly review of goals - are these actions helping to achieve goals? 5. Engage - do it! Calendar will tell you what you have coming, project list will have actions that you need to do

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

A summary of the summary - love it :)

[@SaiKrishna-xm7it]

@@SuccessfulByDesign Yes that's a text summary, from next onwards try to put text summary also, so that neednot to watch entire video again. Its a request. Thanks in advance.

[@kamath1yt]

Thanks a lot for the summary

[@ashleyj7789]

Most definitely. Thank you.

[@christophermayfield6043]

should we make a summary of the summary's summary?

[@Instawise]

“Your mind is for having ideas, not holding them.” Clear and concise review... Keep it up...

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Thank you! The next book review is going to be out shortly.

[@livinginla200]

He said "brain". Common error I think.

[@damienhoward8590]

@@SuccessfulByDesign out of curiosity, why did you stop?

[@alliecastellarin7149]

I've been seeing a lot of talk about GTD as I explore productivity systems that work well for my neurodivergent brain. This video was so, so helpful! The visuals are what I really need to understand concepts and connections and I really enjoyed this. Thanks so much!

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[@cynthiaguzman2823]

Excellent, I was reading the book and I got overwhelmed with the information and you made it so easier. Thank you!!!! Applying it now.

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Thanks for the great feedback! Let me know if you have any questions

[@yassineabderrahim5110]

I'm about to finish the book, and midway through I just started reading with the intention of reading it another time later just because I've gotten so overwhelmed with the info. Like you said, this video helped tremendously

[@DavidErickRamos]

Currently reading this book, and this is a great summary, thank you!

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Thanks!

[@rupesh8336]

Send copy of this book

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Amazon has yours :)

[@77ASNA]

This is an amazing video. I have read all of David Allen’s books, am a GTD devotee, and have never seen the good ideas distilled so well.

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Thank for the awesome feedback!

[@SimplySoccer]

Just started doing the GTD system and this explained it really well

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Cool, glad you enjoyed the video. Good luck with GTD and keep me posted on the progress and if you have any questions.

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[@anachaya952]

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[@harmonyvegan]

Anyone else call Mike after watching this video?

[@wellofbeersheba]

Yes, and he said to me 'who the hell are you?'

[@rachellebasset4671]

Both of them.

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

lol

[@narkeddiver7325]

I called Mike Hunt ;)

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Funny :)

[@samcurtis8807]

This was good but it didn't mention loops, how mental energy is consumed by unaddressed tasks with no real plan. This is an important concept in understanding how to stress less and to have more mental capacity for what you need to do right now.

[@abhijithnambron6833]

This was genuinely valuable for me, im at the moment struggling to organise academics, thanks a lot

[@jefflahman5579]

Loved the ...."your kid sets the spanish closed caption on your tv" for storage of future information example.

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Thanks :)

[@LindaHamilton2013]

I expected to see how to organize and work within the GTD templates. This information was gave me no clue how to set up GTD, use the template or schedule things within TODOist and use GTD. All this information is useless to me. Waste of my time.

[@RescueCrew669]

I've read the book and this interview summarized it perfectly. thanks

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Thanks! Glad you liked it.

[@RescueCrew669]

Liked it a lot buddy =)

[@sanismalls]

Thank You for the video!! The book is written in such an awful way. Hard to read the 300 pages.

[@hard2getitrightagain314]

To Do: remove awful and distracting techno music from otherwise good videos

[@madalinasimion]

I'm halfway in reading the book and find it a bit outdated and the simple, basic concepts way too detailed. In fact, there's nothing more than what is presented in this video.

[@defenda1]

Have to agree. The book is the originator of these elegant ideas, just a shame it's not 50 pages instead.

[@nasdaq900]

Fully agree with you. Book is too complicated. The video is all we need to know about GTD. Simple and easy.

[@117swordsmen]

Thanks for your comment. I'm just getting into reading and my local library sucks. So to read any modern books i have to purchase them. its always good to know when a book over inflates itself in order to meet some kind of page requirement. Time is money, i need to knowledge from a book, the few pages needed to convey the knowledge properly...the better!

[@wonderwoman1199]

The book is boring and not structured well

[@MK-ih6wp]

I read the book forever ago & it changed my life (with Evernote). But I fell off the GTD wagon when I quit my job to focus on family. Now its many years later, I've gone back to work, and once again I'm drowning in all my To Do's. Unfortunately, Evernote seems to have lost it's sparkle... it's no where near as useful as it seemed back in the day, when it first came out. And even GTD methodology feels lacking. The book is longer & more complicated than it needs to be, I agree! But these summary videos aren't enough of refresher for me, either... it still hasn't "clicked" for me yet. Sigh. I will keep at it, but this GTD shit seems even harder when it's your 2nd time around.

[@scottwright9059]

Please do one of these for the Book: Do More Better by Tim Challies

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

I'll check it out, thanks!

[@CStanetty]

Hi Kosio, this is - im my view - an amazingly great video about an amazingly great book - thank you very much for taking the effort - no easier way to explain what GTD is about and how it workes in a nutshell! Did you by any means also compose a poster in the style of your video, would be a great anchor to be printed and stuck on the wall in the office :-). Anyways, congratulations and thanks one more time!!

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Much appreciated!

[@LaughinLoneStar]

You didn't mention that "capturing" means writing things down and making lists and endeavoring to categorize them. This is something very important missed in this video.

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Good point! Unfortunately, I cannot redo the video so it will have to stay the way it is.

[@Illustr8tiveTeacher]

I think it's kind of implied... how else would you capture the info :) I have read the whole book and appreciate the summary.

[@brendalg4]

This is what I came here looking for. You could have always made an update. The rest of the information is useless without this.

[@AngieKoh197]

You can also call is a 'brain dump'! I like that term better. You dump everythng out of your brain and then sort it out.

[@barbroberts75]

I think this summary and video is really helpful. Sometimes "capturing" is done by listing on a computer, sometimes by taking photos, sometimes by taking screendumps, sometimes by voice memos. It is not always by writing things down in a list. The whole point is that you capture them to process them. How you do it is up to you. GTD is neither proscriptive nor prescriptive. It is a system in which you build your own processes for getting your things done! So to Successful by Design, well done and keep up the good work! I think you captured the essence and the spirit of GTD.

[@natalia_gallardo_]

No entiendo ni madres pero mi profesor nos pidió que veamos este video:( mi inglés es un asco, pero dice "I don´t understand this but my teacher say that we see this video" sorry I don´t speak and write english well:(

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

You did very well with the English so no worries!

[@GabrielSilverstein]

This is hilarious because I actually realized I forgot to call my friend Mike for his birthday yesterday when watching this

[@tomshott7826]

Really good job of explaining the GTD. I am sharing this with my co-workers. Thanks for making and sharing.

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Glad you like it, Tom! Thanks for spreading the word :)

[@izialber]

Where I can find this full image of the video ? Thanks in advance

[@TheBrettEnglish]

Press pause, take screenshot

[@thebiggamer99]

Changed my entire life into a gtd system but in the meantime I forgot to call Mike again, dangit

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Funny :)

[@wanderingwade8877]

SBD- Is that you doing all of the drawing and video editing? Great job. And you have amazingly neat hand writing.

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Not really, it is digitally animated :) But thanks for the positive feedback!

[@otemizz]

@@SuccessfulByDesign Came here to say that. It would be highly appreciated if you can make a video about how you animate videos. I’m amazed. Thanks for your videos. Keep on!

[@trevorpelkey8760]

Well done! I always love watching animated summaries of concepts. They are very helpful.

[@nicestuff8755]

do the 4 hour work plan

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Do you mean the 4-Hour Work Week by Tim Ferris? Just want to make sure as all of Tim's book as "4-Hour" something.

[@nicestuff8755]

+Successful By Design yeah, sorry exactly

[@Kobayashirotok]

+Successful By Design both! haha

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Well, there are 3: 4H Work Week, 4H Body and 4H Chef :) There is a 4th book on the way as well, but this is not gonna be a "4-Hour" title :)

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Gotcha! There are a few summaries out there so unless I have something MORE to add to them, I might not do that title. I don't to make a "me too" video if you know what you I mean.

[@mohammadomer6447]

Hi can u plz do the following books: Where good ideas come from The compound effect The 10x rule

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Thanks for the suggestions! I m actually working as we speak on the Compound effect so you should see the video in a few weeks :) 10x is on the to-do list too but not sure of a timeline

[@mohammadomer6447]

@@SuccessfulByDesign ok thank you very much I didnt knew u would answer so quickly I am mesmerized

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

You take the time to watch and leave a meaningful comment so of course I would find the time to reply :)

[@tnh2049]

Very efficient. Thanks! I've scheduled​ myself to review this video in 1 week and again in 1 month. I hope to apply this process and I appreciate you retelling what you read!

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Smart, I love it :)

[@ProductivityGuy-]

Great Video! I really enjoyed the content in this video. I will need to read the book as well Do you use some online tools to manage your tasks or calendar and journal only? For example I use Basecamp a lot because I have to manage number of projects with separate teams and without management system in place I would get overwhelmed.

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Thanks for the feedback! I use Asana, Wunderlist and Google Calendar. It works out pretty well for me. Basecamp was something I tried in the past, but it wasn't a great fit for me.

[@juventusventuno9213]

I feel my major block is my natural instinct to delay addressing actionable tasks because now is not the right time. It feels too hasty to do what I should be doing NOW, versus later. I feel my chance of success is greater if I wait for a better time, but then I either forget it or it gets jumbled in my the other 40 small tasks I've deferred, then I have to spend time prioritizing the list. Its a form of mental illness X)

[@rbuillet1]

Love this video! I was contemplating buying this book and wanted to see a little summary first; your video was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks! Great illustrations too. :)

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Thanks! The book is great, but I would start with implementing what is outlined here and only after moving into the more detailed version.

[@niek280]

Thank you Kosio! Your channel is the best :). You might enjoy the book The Go-Giver; although you've probably already read it. It made me understand why I need to give more to get more. It was recommended to me by a self-made millionaire. I keep returning to your videos. Your strategies work for a few weeks and then I loose my discipline again, but I keep seeing improvement. This time I might do better: I managed to consistently work out on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays every week for two months now without missing a day and still going strong. Hope you are doing fine!

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Hey, thanks for the book recommendation. I actually haven't read that one, but it's going on my to-read list. Glad to see you are making progress! Keep up the good work and let me know if you have any questions.

[@joelmck]

Excellent summary! In under 10 minutes, I feel like I have got the benefit of reading the whole book. Thank you. *subscribed*

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Oh thanks for the nice comment and welcome to the team :)

[@newfoundmagic]

Question for you! I am a "corporate trainer" and would like to use this video in trainings that I deliver to the company employees. However, the employees of the company are mostly rural Midwesterners (USA) and I think your accent will interfere with their learning. Could I make you a recording of my voice and have you make a version of this video using it? (Or I can find another American with a clear voice--doesn't have to be me.) You can own the audio I create, etc. I just want to be able to use this video in trainings I give because it's so clear and well thought out. Super kudos on making such a great, succinct capturing of the GTD method.

[@vanessapardi8143]

Great summary! I've read through most of the book but haven't had a chance to finish it yet. Your summary makes it pretty straightforward. Thanks so much!

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

My pleasure :) Glad you liked the summary. The book is quite good, but it can get a little bit too detailed at times, hence why I decided to do a summary. Good luck and let me know if you have any questions.

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[@eamonnfitzgerald1260]

2 useful processing filters before u action them( 1) Is this useful information? or (2) useless information ?

[@ianprice7776]

Just wondering which software package did you use to create this video? Many thanks.

[@evelynliu1309]

gtd helps me a lot, doing things with plans n without anxiety o pressure。 thx a lot then！

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Glad to hear, keep it up!

[@ecomwerx5378]

Thanks a lot..... i love overviews....you just saved me 15 hours reading and digesting the book :-)

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

That was the point :)

[@teacherdavid--eatplaylearn5013]

Blessings from Taiwan 🇹🇼😇🧧💖🥳 GTD = Getting Things Done 💪

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Thanks for watching and hello from Canada :)

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[@andreikamaikin]

a bit confused with explanation of context vs project; halloween party could be context too

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[@tumelomathe8090]

i need assistance here, how do you make a video like this one, which apps or softwares? thanks

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

This one was done with a software called VideoScribe.

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[@mmoexp]

thank you so much

[@jinwu5085]

I just don't see how the capture step can be done thoroughly. That's my challenge

[@digitalfashionengineer]

Love this video and the animation. As an educator I am interested on what software you actually used to make this video as I think my students would love this ! Thanks

[@albertsabert00fhernandez10]

Something about the accent in this video that makes it hard to follow

[@cocteaufan]

brilliantly described - probably the best I've seen on gtd and not too long. Many thanks

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Thanks for watching :)

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[@jaworskij]

I heard about this book from a piece of free computer software called Getting Things GNOME ... for Linux.

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Never heard of it but glad it it brought you here :)

[@mikaohlala4316]

1. Capture: Capture ideas, information so you don't need to keep it in your brain. 2. Process: Is it actionable? A. Yes? Is it less than 2mins? Do it. Slower? Put item to action list B. No? Keep it as a reference or discard 3. Organise: Project (group together) Time (calendar) Context (groceries etc) Ask yourself: WHAT IS THE NEXT POSSIBLE ACTION? Non-actionable - save for later 4. Review: review action items and make adjustments Weekly review of action items Monthly review of goals - are these actions helping to achieve goals? 5. Engage The calendar will tell you what to do, project list will have actions that you need to do

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Thanks for the wonderful summary of the summary (its becoming meta :))

[@tonyrando7608]

Fantastic video. Currently reading the book and agree it's deep. But I like the ideas in the book and I need this kind of organization. Great job. Thank you. Subscribed

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Much appreciated, Tony! Welcome to the family and keep me posted if you ever have any questions

[@hypcro]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:03 🧠 Your brain is for ideas, not for holding tasks and information. 01:25 📝 GTD's 5-step system: Capture, Process, Organize, Review, and Engage. 02:50 ✅ If a task takes 2 minutes or less, do it immediately; otherwise, add it to an action items list. 03:46 🗂️ Organize tasks by project, time, and context for effective prioritization. 06:32 🔄 Regular reviews and reflection periods are crucial to staying on track with your goals in the GTD system. Made with HARPA AI

[@BeaverAchiever]

Nice, thanks for taking time to write the summary! =)

[@hypcro]

@@BeaverAchiever ur welcome

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[@kell_checks_in]

Thx for having real captions. However, they wouldn't be needed (in my case) if you just TURN OFF THE DAMN MUSIC OVER SPEECH.

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

I hear you, but there is nothing I can do at this point :)

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[@donquixote2023]

Added this video into someday maybe playlist and I'll watch this video 6 months from now, which is March 1st week....😂 5:38

[@NehaBeauty]

Almost time to watch 😄

[@emmah3]

LOVE THIS ♥️ So good and some added humour in their too so bound to remember the steps too.

[@Tacha1007]

Well done! Thank you for an amazingly simple but very effective way of explaining this method!

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@evaschonbauer1421]

In the first step of this scheme you forgot to captur the letters. This was the moment I got out of this. 🙂

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[@vthunder]

Really great job on this video. What make it better than many, are that you are showing the process with a real world example. Most videos show just the concept with no application. By illustrating also, it really anchored the ideas more. Thx. Great video I would love to see is a real world application of how to manage a week in GTD within the Things app for Mac and using either Evernote or OneNote for a reference tool. Thanks again.

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Thanks for the positive feedback!

[@j.l.spraggins8589]

Appreciate your straightforward and meaningful explanation, and how the animation effectively improves understanding. Nicely done. 🎯

[@TeenCandy12]

Just took notes! Really great content and conclusion

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Thanks!

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[@adambalaz1604]

Hi, amazing video, love it. Can I ask you what software do you use to creat these animated videos ? Thanks so much!

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Thanks for watching! It is called Scribe, it is pretty neat.

[@PhilippeCarphin]

Review Marcus Aurelius's "Meditations"

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Would love to... but first I need to make sure I fully understand it :)

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[@420chanchoSteven]

Will you review the book Indistractable by Nir Eyal? I think it will complement this book or vice versa

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Hey, its actually on my list so I will get to it for sure!

[@SandraWright-o6z]

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[@aadilferoze3621]

The Summary is spot on! This is a wonderful channel that deserves a lot more subscribers! Keep up the great work

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Oh thank you, happy you liked it!

[@christopherespinal9018]

Ali Abdaal brought me here. 6/10

[@justjuanamany]

I literally need to go do something. I'll be back in sec

[@ohdeeraki]

Thank you for making videos like these. You have no idea how much it helps audio-visual learners like me. Reviewing books and summarizing it into videos help IMMENSELY. I absolutely have no patience to read books for leisure anymore ever since I entered college. I have so much self-help books I haven't read yet because I'm too tired or can't focus anymore, so your videos are god-sent. Thank you!!!

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Thanks for the awesome feedabck! I make these summaries for exactly that reason + it helps be understand the books I read better as I need to make sense of them before I can "teach" them to others.

[@Sheri...]

This is great! I was just about to re-read David's GTD book in order to get back on the system, but you saved me a lot of time by summarizing the book (quite well, I must say!). Thank you so much. I just subscribed.

[@patriciadelgado3192]

Would love to see something like this for the book "difficult conversations" it's a great book and there are enough things in it that can be explained I this style. Thank you first off for making this video - it was so helpful to visually see the ideas in the book! I appreciate your hard work here!

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Much appreciated! I'll check out the book and see if I can make a video on it in the future.

[@iLikeMyOwnPosts]

The guy in your example needs a smart phone, not a complex organizational system

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Love it - problem-solving :)

[@mahendrasheth2884]

Brilliant, simple message across effectively. Can you please expand any thing in Engage process. My problem is to do task for today is very clear and Urgent and Important task is written down by me but I do not take action on each item number wise meaning procrastinate and work piling up what is effective lay person solution? please help?

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Look at some of the comments here, a lot of people have chimed in

[@Zaidiq_24]

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[@TheYoga1212]

Any idea what tab he uses for training ?

[@camiloandrespaez9653]

When the next action is wait. It is actionable?

[@bachellesaints8828]

thank you.. succinctly clear short and sweet but with Brevity

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Thanks!

[@4movecheckmate]

Hey, thanks for the video! I have a question. My mind is always coming up with new ideas. I capture those ideas and move on with my day, but that results in having a huge inbox every time I go to tackle it, and I almost never actually get it empty before it's time to move on. This keeps me from doing a weekly review because even in only one week my system has inflated massively. What do you suggest as a way to rein this in? A lot of the things I think of and write down are what I call "protocols" which are just better or different ways to do what I'm already doing. So I have a whole tag for just that. But those aren't really actionable. I can't check them off a list. Do you have any tips for how to handle this?

[@ironylulz]

I have the EXACT SAME problem. I have all of the good and right ideas for my life and advancement, but they get captured and sit there. It's overwhelming. I keep hand notes mostly, and Google Sheets. It's not good. I'm switching to Trello and Evernote

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Interesting problem indeed. I would start by scheduling a specific (weekly?) time that is dedicated to the processing only of these new ideas. That should help reduce the load dramatically. And maybe keep them in their own inbox instead of the master one so you keep things neat and productive.

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

I would create a special time to process all of those. And Evernote is awesome, that is what I use personally :)

[@ajump10]

Thank you to somebody that created this video. Really appreciate

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Much appreciated! You should also check out some of the new reviews that were recently posted :)

[@JReise]

Great summary of GTD. I'm sharing with my students!

[@SuccessfulByDesign]

Amazing! Good luck to all of them!

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