Getting Things Done

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	• Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity David Allen Penguin (Non-Classics), 2002 - 267 pages average customer review:based on 444 reviews view larger image
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The book presents the substance of David Allen's approach to personal productivity. There are lots of sound principles delivered in an undogmatic way. I'm still on my initial read but it'll take a lot of work to fully apply the system. I'm confident nonetheless that the investment in time and effort will pay off.

Very valuable!

This book is quick and easy to read. It offers a unique approach to time management and productivity. Very helpful! Anyone who needs to multi-task will find it useful!

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get it together

and this book will organize your life. make the time as a priority, and it's a life-changer - for the good. consistency is the key, though. if not on top of weekly reviews, you just fall back to the natural state of disorder.
if you're committed, you'll fly.

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Getting Things Done

I thought this was going to be another one of those self help type books that had a lot of good thoughts but nothing practical in it. This book is quite the opposite. In the first few chapters, you are already able to apply some simple principles and get yourself organized quickly. I highly recommend this book to anyone with a lot going on in your life. A fantastic way to reduce your stress believe it or not.

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