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GTD productivity method

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Introduction

The main obstacle to being productive is ourselves. Recognising this is the first step towards embarking on a path of continuous improvement. In that regard David Allen, creates the GTD methodology based on habits which, once developed, provide us with a improvement in the day-to-day control and perspective. This method is currently used all over the world and has become a standard reference as regards the personal productivity refers to. Allen says it is important to focus entirely on the task at hand at any given moment, putting aside all other concerns, appointments or pending tasks. Thanks to this training on the GTD productivity method You will be able to learn all the ins and outs of this methodology and apply it to your day-to-day tasks.

Objectives

  • Learn the The five steps of the GTD methodology and its practical application.

  • Improving the productivity.

  • Implement GTD in your work and personal life.

  • Manage the attention and not time.

Table of Contents

TEACHING UNIT 1. GTD: THE PRODUCTIVITY METHOD THAT REALLY WORKS

  1. How can the GTD method help you?
  2. Say goodbye to stress
  3. Changes in the nature of work
  4. Boost your productivity at work
  5. Effectiveness and decision-making
  6. Manage your attention, not your time, to be efficient

TEACHING UNIT 2. APPLYING THE GTD METHODOLOGY: MANAGE YOUR TIME EFFECTIVELY

  1. Control and perspective when tackling tasks
  2. Five steps to staying in control
  3. Meaning of the terms used in GTD
  4. The importance of words in productivity
  5. Natural Planning in GTD

TEACHING UNIT 3. THE PATH TO SUCCESS WITH GTD

  1. Mistakes and points to bear in mind when starting out with and implementing GTD
  2. Best practices for implementing GTD
  3. Daily use of the GTD methodology
  4. In search of the best GTD tool
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