Getting Things Done Quicktip #5

Getting Things Done – Quicktip#5
Why an Idling Mind is the Mother of Invention (and problem solving)
Using GTD enables you to keep a clear head
A de-cluttered mind undistracted by legions of commitments allows for day-dreaming
This is crucial for solving problems in our personal lives and at work
With GTD you to store all commitments outside your brain, which enables you to free your mind to think creatively about what you really need to solve here and now!
Clive Thompson wrote in Wired Nov. 2009:
http://bit.ly/clearmind
“Mind-wandering is a very involved task. You leave the here and now and focus on more remote concerns that nevertheless might be more important.”
- Jonathan Schooler, UC Santa Barbara

Göran Askeljung
ProWork® Productivity coach & trainer @immediate effects™
Follow me
http://twitter.com/guran
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?ref=name&id=671539923
http://www.linkedin.com/in/askeljung
Network
http://immeff.ning.com/
http://www.immediate-effects.com/en/home
What our customers say
http://bit.ly/8ZEsil

Getting Things Done Quicktip #5

by Göran Askeljung on Dec 02, 2009

Accessibility

Categories

Tags

Upload Details

Usage Rights

1 Embed 1

Statistics

Getting Things Done Quicktip #5 — Presentation Transcript