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Getting Things Done: How to Achieve Stress-free Productivity (commonly abbreviated as GTD) is an action management method created by David Allen, and described in a book of the same name. Both “Getting Things Done” and “GTD” are registered trademarks of the David Allen Company. Getting Things Done
rests on the principle that a person needs to move tasks out of the mind by recording them externally. That way, the mind is freed from the job of remembering everything that needs to be done, and can concentrate on actually performing those tasks. The floowing list is a comprehensive overview of the tools, websites, blogs, and software available to help you implement Getting Things Done You can buy the book here:
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10 Mac Tools for GTD
17 Interviews with The David
2Time
30Boxes
43 Folders
5 Simple, Effective GTD Tools
5 Ways GTD Helps You Achieve Your Goals
50 Essential GTD Resources
7Breaths
7P Productions
A Long Long Road
Achieve IT!
Action Tracker (Mac)
Actionatr
Aim For Awesome
Alex Shalman
Anabubula
Applying GTD to Your Personal Finances
aTask! (Windows)
Backpack and GTD
Basecamp
Beginners Guide to GTD
Best Practices for GTD and administrative assistants
BlaBlaList
Black Belt Productivity
Bonsai
Chief Happiness Officer
Collection
Common GTD Questions, with Answers
ConceptDraw Mindmap
Cranking Widgets
Creating A Better Life
Creativityist
Cross Ion Pen
Cultivate Greatness
Cynical Geek
Daily PlanIt
Daily Review
David Allen & Co. official site
David Seah
d-cubed
Declutter It!
Did I Get Things Done?
Diethack
DIY Planner
Do-It-Yourself Planner 3.0
doOh
Dumb Little Man
EasyTaskManager
EasyTodo
eDragonu
Email Zen: Clear Out Your Inbox
Essential PIM
Evomend
Exuberant Productivity
Fast Company
Fisher Space Pen
Flickr GTD
Flipping Heck!
Forming the 10 ZTD Habits
FreelanceSwitch
Frictionless (Mac)
Frugal Law Student
FusionDesk
GearFire
Geeks Guide To GTD
Genuine Curiosity
Get Rich Slowly
Getting Things Done
Getting Things Done in Academia
Getting To Done in 60 Seconds
Ghost Action (Mac)
gljakal’s To Do
Goals Success
GoogleCalendar
Greywolf’s Journal
Grid Paper Generator
GTDTimes (sorry Scott!!)
GTD - the Pig Pog Method
GTD and Palm Pilot Yahoo Group
GTD Blackbelts Series
GTD Drawings
GTD Feedburner Network
GTD flowchart
GTD for Lotus Notes
GTD In Academia
GTD Index Blog
GTD Jumpstart
GTD Lo-fi Hi-fi Whitepaper
GTD Mastery 100 List
GTD on a Macintosh
GTD php
GTD Primer
GTD Process Flow chart
GTD Tips & Techniques Google Group
GTD Wannabe
GTD with Backpack
GTD with Google Calendar
GTD with Google Notebook
GTD with Index Cards
GTD with your Mac
GTD Workflow Assessment/Tips Checklist
GTD Yahoo Group
GTD, Personal Finance Style
GTDGmail
GTDTiddlyWiki
GTDTiddlyWiki Plus
GTDTracks
gubb
Hack The Day
Hacking a GTD Moleskine
HD BizBlog
Hiveminder
Ho-ohana Blog
How NOT to do everything on your to-do list
How To Be An Original
How to Do the Weekly Review in Under an Hour
How to Get Started with GTD
How to Make a GTD System for About $20
How to Make Stikkit Your Personal GTD Powerhouse
How To Save The World
How To Wake Up Early
I Will Change Your Life
I Will Teach You To Be Rich
Ian’s Messy Desk
iCommit
iKog
Inbox Master: Get all your inboxes to zero, and have fewer inboxes
iPrioritize
Jason’s Rantings: My GTD Implementation
Jjot
JoesGoals
John Place Online
Jotlet
Juggling Sheep
Kinkless (Mac)
Kvet.ch
Laura Ernest
Legal Andrew
Life Coaches Blog
Life Learning Today
Life Optimizer
Life Organizers
Life Reboot
Life Training Online
LifeClever
LifeDev
LifeGoalAction
Lifehack.org
Lifehacker
LifeHackMom
Lifemuncher
Listible! Best GTD Resources
LiveWorkBalance
Lunch & Learn GTD Overview
Mandala Notebook
Marc And Angel
MasterList Professional
Matt’s Idea Blog
Midnight Inbox (Mac)
Mind Like Water
Minezone Wiki GTD Overview
MojoNote
Moleskine Notebooks
Monk At Work
MonkeyGTD
My GTD Implementation
MyInfo (Windows)
MyLife Organized (PocketPC edition)
MyLife Organized (Windows)
MyTicklerFile
MyTodos
Nate’s Productivity Tips
Neat & Simple Living
Neptune
NextAction!
NextAction! (for BlackBerry)
NextActionCards
Nexty
Nozbe
Nuance Labs
Office Zealot GTD page
OnlineCEO
Open Loops
Orchestrate
Organize IT
Organize. Simplify. Transform
Org-Fu Uberpost: Productivity Whitepaper
Palm Organized
Park (Mac)
Personal Development Blog
Personal Development For The Book Smart
Pick The Brain
Pile of Index Cards
Pimki
PocketMod
Productivity Workflows
Productivity Zen
Productivity501
Propel’r
Purpose Your Day: Most Important Task (MIT)
Put Things Off
pyGTD
Quadrant IV
Ready-Set-Do! (Mac)
Remember the Milk
ResultsManager (Windows)
Ririan Project
Scott Young
Self Persuit
Setting Contexts
Shadow plan
Shawn’s Thoughts
Shouting Match
Simple GTD
Simple Productivity Blog
Slacker Manager
Slow Leadership
Speakhead
SproutLiner
Steve Olson
Steve Pavlina
Stikkit
stikkit
Success Making Machine
Survey of the GTD Landscape
Tadalist
Ta-DaLists
TaskFreak!
TaskStep
tasktoy
Technorati GTD
Tedium
Textmate GTD
The 4 Hour Work Week Journal
The 43Folders Google Group
The Cranking Widgets Blog
The Daily Saint
The David Allen Company public discussion board
The delicious GTD tag
The Executive Assistant’s Toolbox
The Getting Things Done
The Hipster PDA
The Positivity Blog
The Productivity Show
The Professional Assistant
The Simple Dollar: GTD book review
The University Blog
TheJobBored
Think Simple Now
Thinking Rock
Tim Ferris’s 4 Hour Work Week Blog
TimeBack Blog
Tips for GTD’s Ubiquitous Capture
To Do or Else
Todoist
To-Done
Toodledo
Top 10 GTD & Productivity Blogs
Top 5 Online Apps That Ruin Your Productivity
Top 5 Reasons to Hate GTD
tracks.tra.in
Treedolist
Trigger List
Trizoko
Tudumo
TuduLists
tweeto
Ultimate GTD Index
Unclutterer
Unwasted Youth
Vitalist
Voo2Do
Vortex
Web Worker Daily
WebToDo
Weekly Review
What ToDo (Mac)
What’s the Next Action
Why “What’s the Next Action” is the Most Important Question
Why is GTD So Popular?
wiki summary of GTD
Wikipedia article
Wikipedia comparison of GTD software
Wired: A Guide to GTD
Wise Bread
Wrike
YahooCalendar
Zen College Life
Zen Habits
Zen To Done (ZTD): The Ultimate Simple Productivity System
Zirr.Us
ZohoPlanner
ZTD Habit 1: Collect
ZTD Habit 2: Process
ZTD Habit 3: Plan
ZTD Habit 4: Do
ZTD Habit 5: Simple, trusted system
ZTD Habit 6: Everything in its place
ZTD Minimalist System
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