"Getting Things Done" (GTD) is a productivity methodology developed by David Allen. It emphasizes capturing all tasks and ideas in an external system, organizing them into actionable items, and then prioritizing and executing those tasks. The key principles of GTD include:
1. Capture: Collect all tasks, ideas, and commitments in an external system to clear your mind.
2. Clarify: Break down tasks into actionable steps and decide what to do next with each item.
3. Organize: Categorize tasks into lists, such as projects, next actions, and someday/maybe.
4. Reflect: Regularly review your lists and make decisions about what to prioritize.
5. Engage: Focus on completing tasks, using context and priority to guide your actions.
GTD aims to reduce stress, improve productivity, and increase the ability to handle complex projects by providing a structured approach to managing tasks and commitments.
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