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Getting Things Done:
Getting going of your own accord, before you’re forced to by external pressure and internal stress, builds a firm foundation of self-worth…
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Getting Things Done:
…deciding on and taking real next actions – actually moving on something in the physical world – is the essence of productivity.
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Getting Things Done:
Both e-mail and meetings are critical to organization life, but too often they fall into the category of necessary evils…
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Getting Things Done:
Because of the way the mind developed, it is brilliant at recognition, but terrible at recall.
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Getting Things Done:
…your mind is designed to have ideas, based upon pattern detection, but it isn’t design to remember much of anything!
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Getting Things Done:
…uncompleted tasks take up room in the mind, which then limits clarity and focus.
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Getting Things Done:
Providing yourself the right cues, which you will notices at the right time, about the right things, is a core practice of stress-free productivity.
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Getting Things Done:
It is possible to be effectively doing while you are delightfully being, in your ordinary workday world.
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Getting Things Done:
An ambient angst pervades our society – there’s a sense that… we should be doing something that we’re not, which creates a tension for which there is no resolution…
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