Master getting things done the david allen way with evernote

Master Getting Things Done the
David Allen Way with Evernote
Your 7-Day GTD Immediate Action Plan
By Dominic Wolff

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• Master Getting Things Done the David Allen
Way with Evernote

Table Of Contents
• Is This Book for You
• Introduction – "Getting Things Done with Evernote"
• Part One: Evernote 101 - The Basics (Overview and Introduction)
• Getting Projects Creatively Under Way - The Five Phases of
Project Planning
• Part Two: GTD: Quick and Efficient Execution of Evernote in 7
Days.
• Part Three: Getting Things Done and Evernote

Is This Book for You
Life is not like a walk in the park, that’s for sure, and it’s definitely not a box of chocolates, that’s
sweet but unreal; life is hard, and as time goes by it becomes even harder for some people as
they grow older, their anxiety levels rise, and their everyday routines seem to suck their years
away.
I have written this book to help people like these; people who feel that they’ve reached a dead
end, who are down, who have lost all energy and abandoned their dreams for a better future.
Fear not, I’m not a guru. I’m just somebody who once found myself in a very bad place, and
decided that I would do whatever I possibly could to survive, and if possible, improve my life.
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Introduction – "Getting Things Done
with Evernote"
I was looking for a way to make my life easier. Even though I had moments when I felt highly
productive, the vast majority of time I felt like I was spinning my wheels. Then, I discovered an
incredible business organization and management program designed by David Allen. I knew that
there had to be a better way to get things done. I’d heard great things about GTD, and when I
heard that Evernote had incorporated several tools into its software, I decided to check it out. I
discovered that the system has become a trademark for high-functioning businesses and
professionals. By applying a few basic skills and streamlining the process with Evernote function-
ability, I am no longer sifting through emails, trying to decide what to do next, and wondering
what I did with that last important memo. I now enjoy the satisfaction and freedom of feeling
that I have every aspect of my life, both professional and personal, under control! Coupled with
highly versatile Evernote software, the system of ‘Getting Things Done’ has brought a sense of
proficiency into all areas of my life. I now find it is possible to systematize an extremely complex
and lengthy list of responsibilities clearly and with purpose. I can relax knowing that I am able to
achieve heightened levels of productivity.

Part One: Evernote 101 - The Basics
(Overview and Introduction)
‘Getting Things Done’ is built on five phases for managing workflow. Overseeing these
actions requires the systematic clarification and processing of all aspects of one’s life. The
basic components of GTD require the five stage implementation of this workflow process.
1) First collect the ‘stuff’ that dominates your attention.
2) Process the elements according to their significance and desired result.
3) Organize everything systematically.
4) Review all elements according to their purpose in your life.
5) Do what is needed to achieve the desired outcome.

Getting Projects Creatively Under Way
- The Five Phases of Project Planning
We can, in fact, rely on our natural ability to plan, particularly when we integrate the
procedures with these five phases. By thinking about projects systematically, we
initiate action. In order to determine purpose, the first question we need to ask
ourselves is "why?" What is the true purpose of each activity we engage in, and what
is the ultimate outcome? Fully understanding purpose provides clarity and allows for
cooperative effort and creative implementation.
This question must not be ignored. By establishing purpose, we facilitate results.
Simply by asking "why?" we define success, create measures for decision making,
clarify necessary resources, provide motivation and focus, and expand available
resources and options. Clarification allows for successful outcomes. We feel good
about results when we understand what our desired outcome is.

Part Two: GTD: Quick and Efficient
Execution of Evernote in 7 Days.
The application of the GTD workflow strategies, combined with the Evernote system,
allows a sense of freedom and ‘relaxed control’ that many people have never
experienced before. With the GTD workflow principles, a series of step-by-step
processes are implemented. In David Allen’s program, these practices are described in
detail, as they pertain to getting control of the physical office, both away from and
within the home. In this book, I plan to provide some of these general principles while
specifically relating them to a set-up using the Evernote system.
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Part Three: Getting Things Done and
Evernote
• GTD: The Big Idea and Approach
• The Power of the Key Principles
• The Power of the Collection Habit
• The Power of the Next-Action Decision
• The Power of Outcome Focusing
• Calendar
• Email and Multiple Inboxes
• Integration
• Helpful Tips to Achieve Profound
Results Immediately
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• Systematic Workflow
• Developing a Productivity Strategy
• Saved Searches, Tags, and Premium
Applications
• Setting Up Notebooks GTD-Like
• Evernote's Unique and Timely
Functionality
• Evernote Shortcut Keys
• Suggested Tags
• Search Operators
• Conclusion

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