A tour of David Allen's office (author of Getting Things Done), going through his systems and how he practices what he preaches.
Part of the You 2.0 Podcast series, a documentary on lifehacking.
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A tour of David Allen's office (author of Getting Things Done), going through his systems and how he practices what he preaches.
Part of the You 2.0 Podcast series, a documentary on lifehacking.
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I always had this problem too. My work would often come out 'half-baked' because I would constantly come up with a 'better' idea (or spend too long looking for a better idea that may not have come) but never have enough time to complete it.
What I was told back then is what I say to myself when I start to think about something too much: "a good idea today is better than a great idea tomorrow".
Find something that works. Utilise it. Move on to the next problem.
I am amazed at how spartan and dungeonesque his office looks. I imagined much more CEO-like largess, considering he must be a multimillionaire by now. This looks to me like he is working in his closet. I am dumbstruck. Love GTD, btw.
It is so easy to get out of control with information, especially these days, that it often clutters your workspace and computer, even with everyday information.
This I think is almost a perfect way to organize all your tasks because, even at 23, and how tech and computer savvy I am, technology sometimes can over complicate things. Sometimes the best ways, are non "tech" ways.
Pen and Paper = Best Note Taking Device, Ever. Because it doesn't require batteries =)
Please don't use the term "oriental". It's considered derogatory and assumes that all of Asia is a single culture separate from the western world.
It's a song from the Punjab region of India, in a folk style known as "bhangra". I don't know the name of the song itself, but it is absolutely in that style.
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Where can i get the file metal thing he has his projects files on?
What I was told back then is what I say to myself when I start to think about something too much: "a good idea today is better than a great idea tomorrow".
Find something that works. Utilise it. Move on to the next problem.
This I think is almost a perfect way to organize all your tasks because, even at 23, and how tech and computer savvy I am, technology sometimes can over complicate things. Sometimes the best ways, are non "tech" ways.
Pen and Paper = Best Note Taking Device, Ever. Because it doesn't require batteries =)
It's a song from the Punjab region of India, in a folk style known as "bhangra". I don't know the name of the song itself, but it is absolutely in that style.