Actually, this is a message to the users of all time management systems: there are some mistakes that people often make when they try to learn Getting Things Done (GTD®), Covey, and all other systems developed by another person.
It’s all detailed in my new report, The Six Surprising Mistakes that GTD®ers Make.
At first blush, you might think that I’m taking a swipe at those who use GTD®. That’s not my goal.
I did, however, make a bunch of mistakes when I tried to implement it a second time. Now, I have the benefit of some insight that tells me I’m not the only one who tries to make GTD® and other systems do what they cannot do — and get stuck as a result.
For more, download the report and have a read. It also comes in an audio format and has its own follow-up video series.
Click here to go to the download page at http://2time-sys.com/6mistakes
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