Getting Things Done

I finally get my hands on David Allen’s Getting Things Done after I checked it out from the library. From what I have read so far, the methodology seems to be working. Actually, I have been trying the Outlook add-in before reading the book and it seems promising even though I do not have insane amounts of emails to manage and create tasks from. Nevertheless, the add-in is useful to organize tasks and priorities and being able to tie these to specific emails is great. However, I will most probably not continue to use the add-in. The reason is simple: the cost. I think it is very expensive despite the functionality (some of which I do not really need to get my things done on my level). I am planning to go down the road of emulating the add-in’s functionality somehow. I will definitely write about it if I manage to do that. I will also wite my take on the methodology after I read the book.