Getting Things Done Ep. 174: GTD® Success Factors - pt 1
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Sep 27, 2022 Meg Edwards, a GTD coach and expert, shares practical insights on maintaining the Getting Things Done system. She emphasizes the power of weekly reviews to enhance personal productivity and structure reflections. Listeners learn how to navigate the 'horizons of focus,' connecting daily tasks to personal values and long-term goals. Edwards also discusses productivity limitations, highlighting the importance of aligning tasks with context, time, and personal energy levels for effective management.
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Regular List Review
- Review your lists regularly; it's a new behavior for many.
- Print physical copies or connect this new habit with existing routines like morning coffee.
System Trust
- Trusting your system is crucial for its effectiveness.
- If your lists aren't current, you'll revert to old habits like keeping things in your head.
Motorcycle Maintenance Analogy
- Meg Edwards uses a motorcycle maintenance analogy to illustrate the importance of the weekly review.
- Just like regular maintenance ensures a smooth ride, the weekly review keeps your system running efficiently.