Getting Things Done efficiently with GTD techniques
1. GTD
Getting Things Done
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2. Zo moet het dus niet....
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3. YOU ARE A
BIG
BARGAIN.
It costs very little to get your attention.
Especially if you!re a “knowledge worker.”
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4. 28% OF EACH DAY
“Interruptions by things that aren’t
urgent or important, like
unnecessary e-mail messages —
and the time it takes to get back on
track.”
“Lost in E-Mail, Tech Firms Face Self-Made Beast,” June 14, 2008
Interruptions are a huge pain. Intel estimates
that interruptions cost them US$1B last year.
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5. People give you money because you know
how to solve problems.
Not because you move email around and
respond to things that go “DING!”
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6. BLACK BOX JOB
Here!s the thing: your job!s kind of weird.
At least compared to your Grandfather.
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11. Beperk toegang
GOVERN ACCESS
Stop allowing 100% access. Make mindful
decisions about who gets access to you. And
when. And for how long.
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13. Werk in shifts
• Concentratie curve
• 10 mins review / organize
• 50 mins werk
• 10 mins review / organize
• Taak te groot ? Opsplitsen
• Energieniveau bepalen per taak
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17. Dus:
• Werk in batches (ook review/process)
• Kies een rustig moment in de week om
te reviewen (gaten dichten)
• Stop de stress, ga leuke dingen doen !
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