GTD & Productivity Resources

This is the book that started me on my GTD and productivity journey. It is a life changing book which showed me there is a way to keep track of everything I need to get done that's better than keeping it all in my head.

If you want to learn about GTD and stress-free productivity, this is the book to get first. It's not very expensive, and you can also probably find it at your local library. However, for me this book was only a beginning because I started reading blogs and other books to learn different GTD systems.

This book was a lifesaver for me because I use Microsoft Outlook at work and get lots of e-mail I'm expected to take action on. It isn't strict GTD but is based off of GTD and maybe some Covey.

The best thing I learned with this book was how to put e-mails I needed to do something with into the task system, then easily file the rest so I don't have a bunch of e-mails sitting in my inbox that I have to look through a few times for the e-mails that I need to take action on.

If you use Microsoft Outlook at work and feel overwhelmed with e-mail then I bet you would like this one. If you aren't using Microsoft Outlook, you should probably skip this book because I don't think it would make sense without Outlook.