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+This page is likely to go through some major revisions as I'm writing down my thoughts.
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+* Getting Things Done
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+:AUTHOR:   David Allen
+:STARTED:  [2022-01-22]
+:FINISHED: [2022-06-23]
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+#+ATTR_HTML: :alt Cover of the book Getting Things Done by David Allen with the text "Getting Things Done: the art of stress-free-productivity from the New York Times bestselling author David Allen; A brand new edition for 2015." And a picture of David Allen smiling. :class book-cover
+[[file:../assets/getting-things-done-david-allen.jpg]] Great book about organizing the things that you need / want to do. I've been trying to use this method for a long time and finally decided to go to the source material. I'm glad I did. I feel like over all of the blog posts that I read and tips that I'd heard about how GTD actually works, there was a lot that was left out from this book. And I'm sure I've already forgotten a great deal about what's in this book and I expect I'll want to come back to it later, but even the things I have read I think will help me a great deal in organizing my life and feeling like I've done something the day.