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GTD book study

30.11.2020

Have a projects List: This is a place where all my projects with a checklist made chronologically are available for quick review. The Checklist will be a set of all the pre-determined, Next actions.

Project's Review: A time to review The progress status of all projects to either tick off completions, or pick up activities for Next Actions.

Projects have to be defined as "Derived Outcomes. The best way to title a Project is "User Story" method as in AGILE.

Next Actions: Time has to be given to clearly all the next actions, Chronologically. This is known as 20% time invested in thinking upon a project.

Emails: The Idea of keeping emails as a seperate system of Inbox, but to have tags and folders as per GTD ★ and processed accordingly.

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