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]]> http://lifedev.net/2006/11/only-15-percent-your-next-actions-require-thinking/comment-page-1/#comment-615 Am I making this too hard? « Daily PlanIt Tue, 28 Nov 2006 15:24:13 +0000 http://lifedev.net/2006/11/only-15-percent-your-next-actions-require-thinking/#comment-615 [...] LifeDev pointed me to PolarBeer’s entries about implementing GTD. What struck me here was the point that “80% of projects you define with more than one action need only a listing of the outcome and a next action.” Only the other 20% require more thought and planning. That was something from the book “Getting Things Done” that I hadn’t “gotten” previously. Why make it harder than necessary? [...] [...] LifeDev pointed me to PolarBeer’s entries about implementing GTD. What struck me here was the point that “80% of projects you define with more than one action need only a listing of the outcome and a next action.” Only the other 20% require more thought and planning. That was something from the book “Getting Things Done” that I hadn’t “gotten” previously. Why make it harder than necessary? [...]

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