Getting Things Done, we’re all trying but where do we start? LifeDev have pulled out a handy chart from David Allen’s book, appropriately titled, Getting Things Done.
What this chart does is outline the steps of what to do with the ‘stuff’ that comes into your life, simply and most handy of all, visually. Essentially it’s common sense, but sometimes the simplest things are the hardest to put into practice.
Now that this is laid out visually, I can organize my workspace to suit. I know that if something isn’t actionable then it can end up in one of three places; why not have an area set up for the Trash, the Tickler File and my References?
As I run down the chart I see that for each type of item that needs to be actioned, I can designate an area, whether that’s a physical space around my desk or in my mind, it doesn’t matter.
This is the kind of thing that with practice it is second nature. But until then, it doesn’t hurt to have a guideline.
GTD Cheatsheet: The Workflow [LifeDev]
Good link, thanks. I also recently posted a Beginners Guide to GTD.
It’s a great chart but I don’t think LifeDev should get the credit, it’s straight off of David Allen’s site. There’s lots of other GTD ‘cheat sheets’ to download from there too – I have The Five Phases pinned up next to the flow chart
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He does say, at the very top, “…pulled out a handy chart from David Allen’s book…” Sounds like credit to me.
Thanks for the chart! Much better than buying the book.
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@chelsea: The book contains a lot more very useful info than just the chart. I’d say buy the book too, it’s < $10 at amazon.com (and well worth it!)…
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[...] Flowcharts are diagrams that show certain processes and the steps and decisions within that process. Steps and decisions are represented by squares and diamonds, respectively, and are connected by arrows to show the order of the steps. For an example of a flowchart, take a look at this article. [...]
[...] Flowcharts are diagrams that illustrate certain processes and the steps and decisions within that process. Steps and decisions are represented by squares and diamonds, respectively, and are linked by arrows to show the order of the steps. For an example of a flowchart, take a look at this article. [...]
[...] A flowchart is fundamentally a diagram that outlines processes with differently shaped boxes (steps in the process are usually square while decisions are usually indicated with a diamond) and arrows that connect those boxes. They are great tools when it comes to managing or outlining processes. For an example of a flowchart, click here. [...]
[...] A flowchart is essentially a diagram that outlines processes with differently shaped boxes (steps in the process are usually square while decisions are usually indicated with a diamond) and arrows that connect those boxes. They are great tools when it comes to managing or outlining processes. For an example of a flowchart, click here. [...]
[...] A flowchart is fundamentally a diagram that outlines processes with differently shaped boxes (steps in the process are usually square while decisions are usually indicated with a diamond) and arrows that connect those boxes. They are great tools when it comes to managing or outlining processes. For an example of a flowchart, click here. [...]
[...] A flowchart is essentially a diagram that outlines processes with differently shaped boxes (steps in the process are usually square while decisions are usually indicated with a diamond) and arrows that connect those boxes. They are great tools when it comes to managing or outlining processes. For an example of a flowchart, click here. [...]
[...] Flowcharts are diagrams that show certain processes and the steps and decisions within that process. Steps and decisions are represented by squares and diamonds, respectively, and are linked by arrows to show the order of the steps. For an example of a flowchart, take a look at this article. [...]
[...] Flowcharts are diagrams that demonstrate certain processes and the steps and decisions within that process. Steps and decisions are represented by squares and diamonds, respectively, and are connected by arrows to show the order of the steps. For an example of a flowchart, take a look at this article. [...]
[...] Workflow charts are diagrams that help demonstrate a process and the steps and decisions that go into them. The steps are shown as boxes in the diagram with arrows in between them that demonstrate the order of the steps. To see an example of a flowchart, click here. [...]
[...] Workflow charts are diagrams that help demonstrate a process and the steps and decisions that go into them. The steps are shown as boxes in the diagram with arrows in between them that demonstrate the order of the steps. To see an example of a flowchart, click here. [...]
[...] Workflow charts are diagrams that help demonstrate a process and the steps and decisions that go into them. The steps are shown as boxes in the diagram with arrows in between them that demonstrate the order of the steps. To see an example of a flowchart, click here. [...]
[...] Flowcharts are diagrams that demonstrate certain processes and the steps and decisions within that process. Steps and decisions are represented by squares and diamonds, respectively, and are linked by arrows to show the order of the steps. For an example of a flowchart, take a look at this article. [...]
[...] Workflow charts are diagrams that help show a process and the steps and decisions that go into them. The steps are shown as boxes in the diagram with arrows in between them that demonstrate the order of the steps. To see an example of a flowchart, click here. [...]
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