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Getting Things Done:
There may be enthusiasm about the purpose of a project but at the same time some resistance to actually fleshing out what fulfilling it in the real world might look like.
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80 |
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Getting Things Done:
Right now you have the ability to focus on successful results, brainstorm, organize your thinking, and get moving on your next steps.
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82 |
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Getting Things Done:
The smart part of us sets up things for us to do that the not-so-smart part responds to almost automatically, creating behavior that produces high-performing results.
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86 |
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Getting Things Done:
We trick ourselves into doing what we ought to be doing.
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86 |
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Getting Things Done:
The big secret to efficient creative and productive thinking and action is to put the right things in your focus at the right time.
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87 |
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Getting Things Done:
You must have a dedicated, individual, self-contained workspace – at home, at work, and even in transit.
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89 |
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Getting Things Done:
Everyone must have a physical locus of control from which to deal with everything…
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89 |
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Getting Things Done:
…you’ll find that a weekend spent setting up a home workstation can make a revolutionary change in your ability to organize your life.
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90 |
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Getting Things Done:
…a good processing style, the right tools, and good interconnected systems at home and at work can make traveling a highly leveraged way to get certain kins of work done.
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90 |
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Getting Things Done:
…good tools don’t necessarily have to be expensive. Often, on the low-tech side, the more ‘executive’ something looks, the more dysfunctional is really is.
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92 |
