Getting Things Done is about better managing your time. It's about getting more things done, but without the stress that comes with it. It's about organization and habits and psychology. The presentation can be viewed here in French (bad quality, sorry) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RlKC6DorPE&t=3s

1. GTD ▮
@gregbfiveten
https://github.com/gbataille

2. Warning

4. – Health of Advisors Report, 9/2008
63% of financial advisers who described themselves as
lacking time management skills and discipline experienced
health issues, including sleep apnea and high blood
pressure.
43% of Americans categorize themselves as disorganized, and 21%
have missed vital work deadlines. Nearly half say disorganization causes
them to work late at least 2 or times each week.
–Jane Von Bergen, "So many reasons to neaten up...", Boston Globe 3/12/2006
Esselte survey, David Lewis
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention state unequivocally that
80% of our medical expenditures are now stress related.
–Fast Company Magazine, p. 88, 2/2003

5. http://theLOLshop.com

7. NOT

8. Daemons

9. Murphy’s law
Le tout nouveau testament
Anything that can go wrong will go wrong.
La loi de l’emmerdement maximal

10. ZZZ

11. Did you change
your tire?

12. The power of TodoList

14. What’s missing then?

15. The dimensions
4D rubik’s cube

16. Projects
Goals
Context

17. Contexts - locations

18. Contexts - tools

19. Contexts - energy

20. Everything

21. The process

22. DUMP!

26. Why?

27. DUMP!
Process regularly!

28. Daily Inbox Processing

29. 2
‘
2 minutes rule

30. Next action

31. Do not abuse deadlines
Next Someday Deadline| |

32. Give context(s)
Give a project
Give a priority, …

33. Rituals
Daily : Inbox processing
Weekly : Next review
Monthly : project review
Yearly : goals

34. David Allen is crazy!

36. It’s all about tools

39. https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/brain-wise/201209/the-true-cost-multi-tasking
About 2.5% of subjects can multitask without performing worse at either
task, in controlled studies. These are being dubbed "supertaskers."
–Psychonomic Bulletin and Review, 5/2010
The cost of interruptions to the U.S. economy is estimated at $588 billion
a year
–Jonathan B. Spira, "The Cost of Not Paying Attention," Basex Research,
2005

40. Don’t forget automation tools

41. The beginning of the end

42. Don’t lie to
yourself

43. Reminder? Shu-Ha-Ri

44. What did I leave out?
A reference/historical filing system

45. Conclusion:
- Use tools
- Dump
- If (ETC < 2_min) then do_now
- Do not abuse date targets
- Use context
- Do the recurring tasks
- Make it an habit

46. ROTI