Tuesday, October 03, 2006
GTD: Priorities don’t exist in a vacuum
43 Folders: "If you’re a fan of Getting Things Done, you’re familiar with the Four Criteria Model for choosing tasks. It’s where the rubber meets the road in GTD, because it’s the way you decide, in the moment, how any one of those wonderful tasks you’ve been tracking in your big system actually gets done."
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Time management: everybody needs it but nobody knows how to do it. This article simply made me more aware of my issues and gave me the ability to think, above all else. It is important to slow down and process what is going on around you. It helps you concentrate and focus in on what the actual issue is. I'm sure there are a lot of us that get flustered in stressful situations, but if we slow down and look at it, we can solve it a lot faster than when we have a break down.
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