Love it but struggling setting up Agenda as my main GTD

[joseantoniolopezpaye]

Capture and weekly review are everything in GTD methodology:

Agenda for Project Review

According to David Allen, inventor of the GTD methodology, a project needs to be reviewed every seven days at the very most and produces an outcome completed in under a year in accordance to a multiplicity of steps. This is at least how I paraphrase the “project” entry from the glossary in the 2nd edition of the book (2015). His definition in alot more succint. Which is why Agenda is perhaps the ideal tool for reviewing any project and for defining when the 7-day and the 365-day time periods be…

Also, other than GTD theory, take a look at “feedback loops” for any trigger:

For each trigger, create four dated notes for each of these stages:

• Evidence
• Relevance
• Consequence
• Actions

You’ll find it covered here in one page, as what I believe is an alternative to GTD:

https://www.amazon.com/-/es/Marshall-Goldsmith-ebook/dp/B00N6PEN0Y

And here Merlin Mann reminds, way back in 2005, to differentiate between project plans and committed actions.

Part I

Building a Smarter To-Do List, Part I | 43 Folders

Part II

Building a Smarter To-Do List, Part II | 43 Folders

Send me your questions.