Go or No-Go Projects #gtd #getthingsdone #mindlikewater
In the video, the speaker explains reframing vague “look into” tasks as explicit go/no-go or R&D projects to create a clear decision point and defined outcome. Using the example of deciding whether to buy a camera, they show how labeling a task “research R&D: go/no-go — camera” converts nagging, unfinished thoughts into a concrete project with a finish line. This clarity helps distinguish exploratory work from committed projects and prompts follow-through, such as purchasing and installing the camera. Trainers reported the re-labeling was life-changing for participants, reducing mental clutter and increasing completion rates.
You Are Smarter than Your Mind. #gtd #mindlikewater #getthingsdone
The video argues that our brains are poor at remembering and prioritizing tasks, urging viewers to treat the mind as a servant rather than a master. It promotes external capture systems—notes, calendars, and inboxes—to compensate for mental shortcomings and ensure...
Someday / Maybe | GTD®
The GTD® webinar hosted by John Forrester and Ana Maria Gonzalez walked participants through the fundamentals of managing a Projects list and a Someday/Maybe list, allocating 45 minutes to a mix of instruction and hands‑on work. The presenters defined a project as...