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The primary reason for organizing is to reduce cognitive load – i.e. to eliminate the need to constantly be thinking, “What do I need to do about this? – David Allen in Getting Things Done The weekly review ensures that your system stays current, keeping your tasks, calendar events, and projects in your system and …
Hopefully you have used the Simple GTD for Moms system to load almost all of your tasks and projects into your system – whether that’s on paper or on your phone. What do you do with them now? You can’t do all of these things at once and you likely can’t do them all today or …
Decluttering your mind happens with a “brain dump” of all of those swirling tasks into a system that you trust and will review often. You can only feel good about what you’re not doing when you know everything you’re not doing. – David Allen in Getting Things Done In the last post in the Simple …
Today’s post gets into the details of how I use GTD everyday. Simple GTD for Moms allows me to see exactly what I have to do or want to do so that I can think logically – without the emotional overwhelm – about how to approach my day. In this post, I’ll introduce some basic …
How can I pursue the dreams that God has placed on my heart when I can’t even remember to order my daughter’s lunch or send my mom a birthday card? I want to be able to look my child in the eyes and focus on her without distraction and without a dozen thoughts racing …
Living Forward by Michael Hyatt is a powerful book that has changed the way I think. During a tumultuous time, it guided me to step back and truly define my priorities, discern about what God was calling me to do, and ponder what I really wanted in life. I mentioned this book in my series …
Two years ago I was drowning in a sea of piles, to-do’s, and unfinished projects. But if you came to my house, you wouldn’t have been able to see it. It was my brain that was a mess. I felt a persistent swirling in my mind as I was always wondering if I should be …