“we've had these conversations about being like the GTD or Task Management, you know, let's check off the boxes. And then the this the quote softening of it that we've seen David Allen do”
“David Allen's getting things done first edition. Capture. Now, as he's older collect. Like there's a bit of a a softness to it”
“I mean for me there are tons of hacks that are really useful, right? So all the way back to the Pomodoro technique and David Allen getting things done”
“David Allen's getting things done”
“he talked about this book called uh Getting Things Done, which is productivity thing”
“if you're using like David Allen's getting things done. He suggests answering the win question with physical context”
“books have been written on the GTD method”
“preparedness. That why are you doing all of this stuff? Like it doesn't relate to your performance in any case. Why are you lighting the candle? Like the candle doesn't matter. I I think baseball is probably the canonical example of this where Uh, it's a sport that's very iterative, that uh success and failure in each of those iterations is very tightly defined. You either got on base or you didn't get on base. And you see the players and ever in between every pitch, one glove, other g”
“one of my colleagues, you know, David Allen, who's the author of Getting Things Done, he talked about one of the zeros and ones of that methodology”
“David Allen, who created the most legendary productivity process of all time, GTD, right? Getting things done”
“if you're somebody that does like the getting things done weekly review, courtesy of David Allen”
“I just learned about the David Allen getting things done”
“I highly recommend that people become totally obsessed with personal development and productivity and David Allen's getting things done”
“I always like it's like David Allen's getting things done and I always ask him like, what about making it all work”
“Like, I mean, David Allen's getting things done. People are now looking at like, oh wow, look, this was written like 15 years ago”
“In the book, you'll, you know, you'll see Getting Things Done referenced”
“getting things done. the a time sector uh that uh that Carl Pauline talks about, there's so many. Um, and I want to get into why why did you ... Like all all of us, David Allen”
“I'm thinking about David Allen getting things done, who's been a guest on the show in terms of all about the next action, the next action, the next action”
“getting things done, David Allen's productivity strategy”
“Not to not to like quote everybody in the world, but like kind of David Allen GTD”
“Have you read Uh, Getting Things Done by David Allen”
“like David Allen, I think his name is has a good book, getting things done, right”
“I love getting things done by David Allen”
“There was this one guy, an author, uh, I think he wrote a”
“GTD, getting things done. So getting things done by David Allen, incredible system”
“This is cliched, but I I did read that book, Getting Things Done”
“A friend way back in the day. Gave me this book, Getting Things Done by David Allen”
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