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| = GTD — Getting Things Done | ||
| :categories: development-workflow | ||
| :roles: software-developer, team-lead, product-owner, educator | ||
| :related: para-method, todotxt-flavoured-markdown, definition-of-done | ||
| :proponents: David Allen | ||
| :tags: personal-productivity, task-management, organization, stress-free, inbox-zero | ||
| :tier: 3 | ||
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| ==== | ||
| Full Name:: Getting Things Done (GTD) | ||
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| Also known as:: GTD, GTD by David Allen, GTD Methodology | ||
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| == *Core Concepts*: | ||
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| Capture:: Collect everything that has your attention — tasks, ideas, commitments — into trusted external "inboxes" so nothing is held in your head | ||
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| Clarify:: Process each captured item: Is it actionable? If yes, define the next physical action. If no, trash it, incubate it, or file it as reference | ||
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| Organize:: Place clarified items into the right lists — Next Actions, Projects, Waiting For, Someday/Maybe, Calendar — so they are retrievable at the right moment | ||
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| Reflect:: Review your system regularly (Weekly Review) to keep it current, complete, and trusted | ||
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| Engage:: Choose which actions to take based on context, time available, energy, and priority | ||
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| Two-Minute Rule:: If an action takes less than two minutes, do it immediately rather than deferring it | ||
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| Projects List:: Any desired outcome requiring more than one action step is a "project" tracked on a dedicated list with at least one next action | ||
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| Contexts:: Next actions are tagged by context (e.g., @computer, @phone, @errands) to batch work efficiently | ||
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| Trusted System:: All commitments are stored externally so the mind is free to focus on doing rather than remembering | ||
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| Key Proponent:: David Allen ("Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity") | ||
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| == *When to Use*: | ||
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| * Managing a high volume of tasks, projects, and commitments across work and personal life | ||
| * Reducing mental load and anxiety caused by open loops (unfinished commitments) | ||
| * Setting up a reliable personal productivity and task management system | ||
| * Improving focus by clarifying next actions rather than vague to-do items | ||
| * Onboarding teams or individuals to structured workflow management | ||
| * Combining with note-taking systems such as P.A.R.A. or todo.txt | ||
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| == *Related Anchors*: | ||
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| * <<para-method,P.A.R.A. Method>> | ||
| * <<todotxt-flavoured-markdown,todo.txt-flavoured Markdown>> | ||
| * <<definition-of-done,Definition of Done>> | ||
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| = GTD — Getting Things Done | ||||||
| :categories: development-workflow | ||||||
| :roles: software-developer, team-lead, product-owner, educator | ||||||
| :related: para-method, todotxt-flavoured-markdown, definition-of-done | ||||||
| :proponents: David Allen | ||||||
| :tags: personal-productivity, task-management, organization, stress-free, inbox-zero | ||||||
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| ==== | ||||||
| Vollständiger Name:: Getting Things Done (GTD) | ||||||
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| Auch bekannt als:: GTD, GTD nach David Allen, GTD-Methodik | ||||||
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| == *Kernkonzepte*: | ||||||
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| Erfassen (Capture):: Alles, was die Aufmerksamkeit beansprucht – Aufgaben, Ideen, Verpflichtungen – wird in vertrauenswürdige externe „Eingangsboxen" gesammelt, damit nichts im Kopf gehalten werden muss | ||||||
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| Klären (Clarify):: Jeden erfassten Eintrag verarbeiten: Ist er umsetzbar? Wenn ja, die nächste konkrete Handlung definieren. Wenn nein, löschen, zurückstellen oder als Referenz ablegen | ||||||
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| Organisieren (Organize):: Geklärte Einträge in die richtigen Listen einordnen – Nächste Aktionen, Projekte, Warte-auf, Irgendwann/Vielleicht, Kalender – damit sie zum richtigen Zeitpunkt abrufbar sind | ||||||
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| Überprüfen (Reflect):: Das System regelmäßig überprüfen (Wöchentliches Review), um es aktuell, vollständig und vertrauenswürdig zu halten | ||||||
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| Handeln (Engage):: Entscheiden, welche Aktionen basierend auf Kontext, verfügbarer Zeit, Energie und Priorität ausgeführt werden | ||||||
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| Zwei-Minuten-Regel:: Wenn eine Aktion weniger als zwei Minuten dauert, sofort erledigen statt verschieben | ||||||
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| Projektliste:: Jedes gewünschte Ergebnis, das mehr als eine Handlungsschritt erfordert, ist ein „Projekt" mit mindestens einer nächsten Aktion | ||||||
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| Projektliste:: Jedes gewünschte Ergebnis, das mehr als eine Handlungsschritt erfordert, ist ein „Projekt" mit mindestens einer nächsten Aktion | |
| Projektliste:: Jedes gewünschte Ergebnis, das mehr als einen Handlungsschritt erfordert, ist ein „Projekt" mit mindestens einer nächsten Aktion |
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Typographic quotes are inconsistent in the book title (opening „ with closing "). Use consistent quote pairs (e.g., „…“ or "…") so the citation renders cleanly.
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| ## Development Workflow | ||||||
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| ### GTD — Getting Things Done | ||||||
| - **Also known as:** GTD, GTD by David Allen, Getting Things Done Methodology | ||||||
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| - **Also known as:** GTD, GTD by David Allen, Getting Things Done, Getting Things Done Methodology |
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The PR description says the anchor is discoverable via the
Also known asfield for the term "Getting Things Done", but the aliases listed here don’t currently include that exact string. Add "Getting Things Done" (optionally "Getting Things Done (GTD)") to theAlso known asline to match the stated intent.