Getting Things Done : The Art of Stress-Free Productivity

from Miche11e

On one hand this is just another productivity book. You alreay know a lot of what it's going to tell you; write things down, prioritize your work, do/defer/delegate, schedule time to do things, discipline yourself to stay in control of your work. But there's a couple of things I like about this b...

from francescadefreitas

I have read quite a bit about GTD online, and I decided to read the original book, to get a firm grasp on this productivity methodology. But I found that I've already encountered most for he topics in my online reading. While is was interesting to read some examples about clients that Dave Allen ...

from 30oddyearsofzan

All I will say is this. I read this book and for the third week in a row I'm actually able to see the floor in my bedroom. It's quite disconcerting, after three decades of hopeless disorganisation. DA, I think you may be my hero.

from StephenBarkley

I'm not big on business books self-help books. Business books often leave me numbed by repetitive illustrations that make the same brilliant point too many times. Self-help books, on the other hand, often seem aimed at losers. Now that that disclaimer's out of the way, let me say this: Getting Th...

from cheapguy132

very good information about time managment if you are stressed out and looking for a good way to releave stress for the over worked or to many things to do this book will get you on the right track to stress free way of life.