This document outlines several time management and productivity methods and authors. It mentions David Allen's Getting Things Done (GTD) method of select-process-organize-review-do and his time management matrix of urgent vs important tasks. It also discusses Stephen Covey's books on time management and mission statements. Additional authors and methods mentioned include Kerry Gleeson's Personal Efficiency Program, Tony Schwartz's work on productivity and energy, and Vishen Lakhiani's book on goal setting and mindset shifting. The document promotes the website dailyplanit.com for time management and productivity planning resources.

1. GTD
Select-Process-Organize-Review-Do
Time Management Matrix
Four Quadrants:
I - important & urgent
II - important but not urgent
III - urgent but not important
IV- not urgent & not important
Pareto Principle
Productivity-system
David Allen, author
TED Talk “Art of Stress-Free
Productivity”
Book “Getting Things Done”
Productivity-focus
Stephen R Covey, author
Books “First Things First” &
“The Seven Habits of Highly
Effective People”
Time Management Matrix &
Mission Statement Builder
Productivity-planning
Kerry Gleeson, author
Book “The Personal Efficiency
Program”
Productivity-energy
Tony Schwartz, author
Book & TED Talk “The Way
We're Working Isn't Working”
Goals- Means vs End Goals
Vishen Lakhiani, founder of
Mindvalley
Book “The Code of the
Extraordinary Mind”
Know Your Shift
Make Shift Happen
notice -  shift +
GREAT skills
G Goal Setting
R Relationships
E Emotions
A A+ Communication
T Time Management
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