The first step of the GTD workflow is about collecting everything that catches your attention; any input that might be meaningful to you or that is already meaningful to you, even if you are not doing anything about it yet.
Capturing does not mean interrupting what you are doing to…
Do you feel like you have more work to do than what you can handle? Do you have the feeling that, in spite of accomplishing a good number of tasks every day, your to-do list keeps growing?
Work overload is one of the major sources of stress in the workplace…
The word “routine” often has negative connotations for many people. To them it means doing things always in the same way and on the same schedule, boring things that limit their freedom and creativity.
However, routines give us freedom, they allow our brain to rest and be refreshed so that…
Regardless of what industry you work in, nearly all independent contractors, freelancers, customer service agents, or any other role forward-facing have one thing in common — managing difficult clients. …
Unfortunately, we’ll never have enough time to do all of the important things we wish we could do in our lives and work.
Therefore, we’re always in need of making decisions about what tasks are more important and which deserve our attention. …
If you’ve ever thought about improving your personal productivity, being more efficient in organizing your work, getting your personal and professional life under control, or living with less stress, you’ve probably heard or read somewhere about the Getting Things Done (GTD) personal management methodology.
Although this methodology is easy to…
One of the most controversial points for those who are new to the GTD methodology ( Getting Things Done) is the apparent absence of priorities to classify the actions to be performed every day. This happens because traditional management systems, both personal and business, were based on the arbitrary assignment…
It’s currently estimated that as many as 7% of Americans will experience serious depression at some point in their lives. More than 264 million people in the US are projected to be suffering from depression at any given time. But depression is not just a public health concern in the…
I usually ask FacileThings users who quit the app what was the reason that led them to do so. …
