

Why Most People Fail at GTD (And How to Fix It)
82 snips Aug 20, 2025
The struggle with the weekly review is a common hurdle for productivity enthusiasts. Without regular reflection, your productivity system can quickly falter, leaving you reactive. Discover the hidden costs of skipping this crucial step and learn how a simple shift in timing can transform it into a powerful ritual. Mastering your weekly review can dramatically enhance your focus, follow-through, and overall peace of mind, making it one of the most impactful habits you can cultivate.
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Finding The Right Day
- Tam Pham tried multiple days before finding a weekly review routine that stuck for him.
- He settled on Sundays and maintained the habit weekly since 2007, shrinking the review time from 1.5 hours to 30 minutes.
The Hidden Cost Of Skipping Reviews
- Skipping a weekly review doesn't hurt immediately but causes gradual system breakdowns.
- The delayed cost makes the review easy to defer until problems accumulate.
Reviews Improve Focus And Follow-Through
- Regular weekly reviews reduce procrastination and make starting work easier.
- They increase focus, follow-through, and a sense of being on top of everything.