I read the David Allen GTD book a few years back. I have not fully committed to the method. But a big take away for me was keeping lists of things to review.

I read the David Allen GTD book a few years back. I have not fully committed to the method. But a big take away for me was keeping lists of things to review. This closes the open loops in your mind so you don’t feel stressed that you forgot something. I use Things 3 app on ios for lists and reminders. Staples sells an ARC notebook system I use at my day job. I like the ability to rearrange things and they have a nice page template for notes and action items. I use this for meetings both in person and on the phone. I use the 5 minute journal to help me keep focused on 1-3 top items at night. If you can have at least 2 kids, that is probably the best way to learn time management. Everything else pales in comparison