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There was a comment a few weeks ago in another HN thread about the fact that GTD naturally prioritize low hanging fruits and random tasks. GTD is great, but sho
by dorfsmay 9y ago
There was a comment a few weeks ago in another HN thread about the fact that GTD naturally prioritize low hanging fruits and random tasks. GTD is great, but should be complemented with a regular prioritization and task pruning exercise.
- stinkytaco 9y agoGTD has this: the weekly review. I think people tend to focus on the next action part of GTD, which is probably the concept I found the most useful, but the book goes into detail on regularly evaluating your priorities and goals.