Getting Things Done Ep 124: Growing Up On GTD®
Sep 22, 2021
Discover the intriguing impact of growing up with productivity principles! A young man reflects on his childhood shaped by the Getting Things Done methodology, contrasting it with those who found it later. Journey through personal stories of chaos to organization, highlighting the importance of early exposure. The speakers share tips for effective life management and the value of regular task reviews. Parents are encouraged to introduce these principles to their children to foster responsible habits and decision-making.
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First GTD Experience
- Garrison's room was messy before his first GTD coaching session at age 10.
- His mom explained that GTD isn't about hiding the mess but processing it.
Early Decision-Making
- GTD helped young Garrison make decisions about what things meant.
- This process involved determining where things belonged and letting go of unnecessary items.
Comfort with Workload
- Garrison feels comfortable with high workloads thanks to GTD.
- He attributes this to his comfort with the system and multitasking abilities.