I would recommend it, but I have some remarks. There are 2 things I’ve learned from the book that I still use daily/weekly: 1. Capture everything, it keeps you

I would recommend it, but I have some remarks. There are 2 things I’ve learned from the book that I still use daily/weekly: 1. Capture everything, it keeps your head empty so you can focus on the task at hand. If something comes to mind I drop it in my Todoist Inbox to review later. 2. Weekly review: no matter how good the method is you use, as long as you don’t regularly clean it and keep it up to date, you won’t use it for very long. It also makes sure you can trust your system. The GTD system has a downside I think: you could end up implementing it perfectly and never forgetting anything and getting shit done. But the question remains if you are getting the important stuff done or just all of the small tasks in life? Just as one of the previous comments also suggests.