from KillerRoo

David Allen's "Making It All Work" addition to the Getting Things Done methodology family of books and resources is, in my opinion, an almost essential addition for anyone who is interested in implementing the Getting Things Done Method in their life and work but aren't sure how a complete system...

from smcamp1234

Now I've read Getting Things Done and implemented the GTD process. I though this book would help explain some things I may have not focused entirely on and help me reach the mind like water stage. Not only did it explain those areas, it helped me focus on every area I was weak in but didn't reali...

from RhodesDavis

At the turn of the millennium, David Allen released his landmark work Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity and changed how many of us managed our time and work environment. Striving for the "mind like water", Allen, urges readers to use straightforward filing systems and trust...

from capiam1234

Now I've read Getting Things Done and implemented the GTD process. I though this book would help explain some things I may have not focused entirely on and help me reach the mind like water stage. Not only did it explain those areas, it helped me focus on every area I was weak in but didn't reali...

from armchair

I've read Getting Things Done and it appealed to the right brain in me. Making It All Work spoke to me on a more emotional level. I like that he approached the subject from a different angle. It helped me realize some of the different ways I could think about an approach the many things I'm tryin...