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I feel the author's pain. My to do lists are miles long and it can be overwhelming. However, rather than abandoning GTD, the solution is deciding what projects
by ChrisLTD 14y ago
I feel the author's pain. My to do lists are miles long and it can be overwhelming. However, rather than abandoning GTD, the solution is deciding what projects are priorities, what can be delegated, and what you should just strike from your list.
Your time and attention is finite, 'curating' your GTD lists is a necessity.
- dave1619 14y agoBut is GTD really suited to prioritizing your projects? It's mostly your current projects and then you get to work in contexts across various projects, which prevents you from focusing on one project for long periods of time.
- ChrisLTD 14y agoAccording the David Allen book, you should also be keeping track of your long term goals and making sure you're doing (or not doing as the case may be) the things necessary to reach those goals.