David Allen Quotes

What would you do w/more space, if you had it? Without a good answer, you'll not have the juice to really do #GTD.

Rivers of creative flow are log jammed w/ heads holding on to incompletions, old business, & avoided decisions.

Freedom to give full attention to what you want (vs. It being held hostage by unmanaged stuff) is the GTD promise.

When you know how, any time, to get to the place where it's all sort of funny, you've mastered GTD.

Changing what you want to get done takes a second. Recalibrating & getting the new thing to happen is a martial art.

Even the smallest knoll to climb, to see a little more than the machine guns firing at me, is salvation.

When you know you'll get email to zero, you're free to deal with the ones you choose, when you choose. Most productive.

Your tools are only as good as they serve your intention. What do you want to have true? What Do you need to have viewable re: that?

Engaging in complexity is a key to simplicity. Fear of it will haunt your inner recesses.

The balance you have between drive & patience may be your master key to success.

Outcome/next-action thinking, before you must, prepares you for when you must. And that time will come.

Pay appropriate attention to what has your attention, so you can pay attention to what really has your attention.

Your mind doesn't have one. If it did, it would only remind you of something when you could do something about it.

Being organized simply means that where something is matches what it means to you. No more, no less.

The latest & loudest thing in your psyche is seldom the most important thing that should take up residence there.