Productivity Systems - Know Your GTD From Your ZTD

[@yohanesliong4818]

Great. Thanks

[@andrewpenfold8979]

I hadn't heard of ZTD either. It does feel like some of those steps aren't really steps, more habits. I like the idea of aligning everything with longer term goals. That seems calming!

[@GeorgieStClair]

I'm going to experiment with both methods. Really useful info here, thanks :)

[@alicianavarro8943]

I hadn't heard of ZTD - surely 10 steps is a bit much, I like GTD's simplicity, I think!

[@wy7yrk4cz74]

Excellent video. You could have added that ZTD is 4 steps + 6 habits.

[@lewisburton1852]

I find GTD (Getting Things Done) to be incredibly beneficial. I've been using it for some time now, and it has truly provided me with a robust framework for organizing tasks and, more importantly, outlining the necessary steps to accomplish them. It also allows me to allocate space for aspirational thinking in the 'someday/maybe' list. Nevertheless, it's noteworthy that various productivity methodologies exhibit both differences and resemblances to one another. Choose what works best for you and helps you get things done! (no pun intended) LOL!

[@LordLordbelt]

So great

[@kristinaredek1192]

Defo see the benefit of both, but I love the idea of a system that integrates more wholly into your life 😀

[@staceylynnash]

I haven’t heard of either! No wonder I haven’t been getting much done 😂

[@ioanadragomir5513]

I'm less familiar with ZTD but it sounds great! I'll definitely give it a go 👍

[@mikemjharris]

Little bit of both! GZTD

[@tristanbell1538]

"Monotask that bad boy" 🙌

[@ioanadragomir5513]

😂