Finally finished GTD…

 

Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity -David Allen 

It's a good one. Really! It made me start to think more about my pile of stuff waiting for me to take actions. Right, it is still difficult to get things done, but the method is good and I could get some old dinosaurs out of my head. I got rid of my to-do list and instead have inbox, reminders and project files...

The method is known well enough and has been around for a long time (my edition is 10 years old...) so I'm not going to explain it here. Just googling GTD should be enough to realize the huge universe out there built around the idea of the next actions.

In the same range, I love the Boomerang function with their program "revive your inbox".

I recommend this to anyone looking to improve its efficiency at work and at home.