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I found a great deal of value in [David Allen's] book. He has put enormous time and thought into understanding what makes us productive and what generates stress. So much of his approach rang true to my personal experience. (MANAGEMENT TODAY )
Making It All Work, builds upon the ideas outlined in his original book, Getting Things Done, and demonstrates the success of his GTD model. It is a "manual for getting anything and everything on track - from a bloated email inbox to a significant profes (CITY MAGAZINE )
Making It All Work, builds upon the ideas outlined in his original book, Getting Things Done, and demonstrates the success of his GTD model. It is a "manual for getting anything and everything on track - from a bloated email inbox to a significant profes (CITY MAGAZINE )
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The long-awaited follow-up to the internationally bestselling Getting Things Done
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28 of 31 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I read Getting Things Done: How to Achieve Stress-free Productivity a couple of weeks before reading "Making It All Work". Getting Things Done was excellent and provided a thorough overview of David Allen's process and from that I created my own GTD system in about a week. I was hoping "Making It All Work" would take me to another level however I found most of it to be a rehash of Getting Things Done with a few additional stories. Not a bad book but a number of times whilst reading it I did wonder why I was bothering.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Truly life changing. I wish I had read it sooner! The 2 minutes rule has changed my work life and the full system is easy and boosts your productivity and confidence to levels beyond your imagination. Fantastic!
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
The most difficult aspect of GTD, in my opinion, is getting perspective. Control is easy, just follow the work control flowchart of the original book, but this books elaborates more on the difficult stuff related to the six levels of perspectice; runway, 10,000ft, 20,000 ft, 30,000 ft, 40,000 ft and 50,000 ft. The matrix of control vs perspective is extremely useful, and the matrix is the core of the book.
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I now see GTD in a whole new light!
I picked this book up immediately after reading the original GTD book and at first it seemed it was going to cover old ground. Thankfully I was right but also very wrong... Read more
Published 3 months ago by G. Kennett
I embarrass myself with praise for this
Yes, if you have read GTD then you don't absolutely need to read this. There is a little bit more of the 'why' in this one, and slightly less of the 'how', but they both cover the... Read more
Published 3 months ago by Jezza
Excellent book
The best book I have read on managing your workload. Solves many time management dilemmas and gives well thought out, practical methods to keep work and life ticking over.
Published 22 months ago by Rachael
A great practical Guide
There is a useful rehash of some of the material in Getting Things Done, but Making it All Work is much easier to apply in practice. Read more
Published on 4 Aug 2009 by Nick B
Hits the spot
Just what the doctor ordered. A natural successor to "Getting Things Done." If, like me, you were left feeling you had missed something, or weren't doing it right, or needed to... Read more
Published on 2 Mar 2009 by M. Williams
Getting it done!!
As a big fan of the GTD this book is a true bible. It simplifies and gives the broad overview og the GTD methodology. Great book.
Published on 1 Mar 2009 by J. BROGAARD
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