David Allen: Getting Things Done

After a while I got the audible book narrated by him, if someone feels productive to listen than reading.

Also check Tracks application, it helps me a lot. Free, open source and speedy.

getontracks dot orgAfter a while I got the audible book narrated by him, if someone feels productive to listen than reading.

Also check Tracks application, it helps me a lot. Free, open source and speedy.

Google for Tracks and GTD

Thanks!

David Allen seems such a nice guy. It's really cool to see him talk about GTD!

This is really mind clearing, awesome stuff, specially for ADD people like myself....wondering if there is a full version of this video or any other related materials of this. I myself find better watching videos compared to reading books, as I feel it is more vivid to experience watching it. Also his presentation skills are impressive...5/5

its amazing we can watch these lectures at home

He's very down-to-earth and straightforward like I expected. Thanks for this!

CRRRazy maker

yeah - that's what I used to be. Better to be a crazy maker once than to never have perspective though!

so what's the difference/similarities between Allen's GTD and Stephen Covey's 7 Habits of Highly Effective People? Can anyone compare and contrast? is one better than the other? can they be synergized?

Franklin Covey's 4th generation planning system involves more use of your roles and your principals to create a way to categorize your life and such.
GTD focuses more on a sorting process in which you sort through everything, put them in a proper place in which you check often to keep yourself on check.

Certain aspects, principals and techniques can be used from each one, but both as a whole don't really work.