I read a book some time ago by David Allen called 'Getting Things Done.' You may have heard of it, it's a pretty popular book. He points out there that many people have systems for organizing their lives, but the one part they leave out is the review.
I read a book some time ago by David Allen called 'Getting Things Done.' You may have heard of it, it's a pretty popular book.
He points out there that many people have systems for organizing their lives, but the one part they leave out is the review.
Although they collect informationâ€"they may even put it in the right piles, or right files, better say thatâ€"there's a way in which they don't stop on a weekly basis to review.
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I read a book some time ago by David Allen called 'Getting Things Done.' You may have heard of it, it's a pretty popular book. He points out there that many people have systems for organizing their lives, but the one part they leave out is the review. Although they collect informationâ€"they may even put it in the right piles, or right files, better say thatâ€"there's a way in which they don't stop on a weekly basis to review.
That goes with the title for today: 'Your Attention Portfolio:
That same kind of review, you can do regularly.
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