The main obstacle to being productive is yourself. Recognising this is the first step towards embarking on the path of continuous improvement. In this regard, David Allen created the GTD methodology, which is based on habits that, once developed, give you greater control and perspective on a daily basis. This method is now used worldwide and has become a standard reference in the field of personal productivity. Allen states that it is important to achieve complete focus on the task at hand, setting aside other concerns, appointments or pending tasks. Thanks to this course on the GTD Productivity Method, you will learn all the the ins and outs of this methodologyand be able to apply it to your daily tasks.
Cross-cutting
Personal Development
7 am
GTD Productivity Method
Personal Development
7 am
Introduction
Objectives
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To learn the the five steps of the GTD methodology and how to put them into practice.
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To improve your productivity.
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To implement GTD in your professional and personal life.
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To find out how to manage your attention, not your time.
Table of Contents
UNIT 1. GTD: THE PRODUCTIVITY METHOD THAT REALLY WORKS
How can the GTD methodology help you?
Get rid of stress
Changes in the nature of work
Improve your productivity at work
Effectiveness and decision-making
It’s not about time — it’s about attention
UNIT 2. APPLYING THE GTD METHODOLOGY: MANAGE YOUR TIME EFFECTIVELY
Control and perspective when tackling tasks
Five steps to stay in control
Meaning of terms used in GTD
The importance of words in productivity
Natural Planning in GTD
UNIT 3. THE PATH TO SUCCESS WITH GTD
Mistakes and points to bear in mind when starting and implementing GTD
Best Practices for Implementing GTD
Daily use of the GTD methodology
Looking for the Best GTD Tool
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