Getting Things Done (GTD) + Evernote = Ultimate Productivity
The Complete 7-Day Action Plan
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3.2 • 17 Ratings
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Publisher Description
In a society that prioritizes work and productivity, people are busier than ever before. There’s a lot more work to be done and a limited amount of time in which to do it. People struggle daily with looming deadlines, endless to-do lists, in-trays with papers stacked a mile high, deteriorating home and social lives, and burgeoning caffeine addictions.
How do we keep up with this fast paced world without burning out?
Getting Things Done (GTD) + Evernote = Ultimate Productivity summarizes David Allen’s “Getting Things Done” system in a straightforward guide to workflow management that enables you to take action immediately. By combining GTD, one of the best and easiest productivity systems, with Evernote, the most popular note-taking and organization app available today, Getting Things Done (GTD) + Evernote = Ultimate Productivity provides a solution to the chaos.
GTD-Evernote allows you to alleviate the pressure and stress of today’s work environment without sacrificing productivity.
• Learn the basic principles behind the GTD system and how you can start applying them in your life immediately.
• Master Evernote and learn how to harness its functions to super charge the efficacy of the basic GTD system.
• Discover tips and tricks for efficiently categorizing, managing, and tracking every item in your physical and digital inbox.
• Take the first step towards going completely paperless by building a catalogue of useful information, available at your fingertips 24/7.
Getting Things Done (GTD) + Evernote = Ultimate Productivity teaches all of these things and more, giving you a straight-forward, easily actionable plan for getting organized, and staying productive in 7 days. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, overworked, or just plain tired of feeling like a hamster on a wheel, you need to have this book in your life.
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Customer Reviews
Read David Allen's Getting Things Done and then apply it.
When I first started reading this book, I had no idea what he was talking about, having never read a time management book before. I realized, I need to read David Allen first, and then maybe this will all make sense. I read David Allen. Amazing book. Very clear.
Then I came back to this book and realized, he is just regurgitating Allen.
Then he tells you how amazing Evernote is for implementing Allen's method (he repeats this often). At times he sounds like an Evernote salesperson. He tells us little that isn't obvious in terms of implementing Allen's GTD method. Just read Allen and apply it.