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Brian Buffini interviews David Allen about how the Getting Things Done work-life management system enables greater performance, capacity and innovation. Learn more.

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David Allen's "Getting Things Done" (GTD) is considered the "ultimate book on personal organization". Click to read 6 ideas and tips that I took away!

A brief introduction to GTD and a summary of the process, showing how you can use the GTD methodology to increase your productivity.

Getting Things Done was on my booklist to read in 2011, and, considering the name, I figured I actually better finish reading it this year. :) I was expecting to be overwhelmed with guilt by the book--feeling like I had to set up all these new processes and procedures in order to get my life in order. However, I was really encouraged to realize that I've unintentionally set up processes and procedures for many areas of my life that are working quite well.

An extended transcript of an interview with the productivity expert featured in the November Atlantic

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David Allen is a productivity consultant, best known for his works in writing 'Getting Things Done.' As the founder of the David Allen Company and Actioneer, Inc., he has written four books. Here is a