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Tag Archives: David Allen
Back in the GTD Saddle
The last several months have been a whirlwind, culminating (at least to this point) with the Feb. 10 launch of our member community site for the Social Media Health Network, which is associated with our new Mayo Clinic Center for Social Media. We’ve also now completed our staffing for the Center, and of course that [...]
Top SMUG Book Recommendations
While we have a SMUG book store that I plan to reorganize and upgrade, I wanted to take a moment to highlight three books that most professionals thinking about applying social media will find particularly helpful. Getting Things Done, by David Allen, is my absolute first recommendation, particularly if you just don’t think you have [...]
Posted in Book Reviews Also tagged 4-Hour Workweek, Chris Anderson, free, Getting Things Done, GTD, Lee Aase, SMUG, Tim Ferriss 1 Comment
SMUG Textbooks
Despite the decidedly social media nature of SMUG (“social media” is part of our name, after all), I’m still a big believer in books. They enable authors to make an extended argument and deal with a topic in more depth than the blog format allows. I’ve written several book reviews here on SMUG, but it’s [...]
Posted in Book Reviews, SMUG, Social Media Also tagged Chris Brogan, Clayton Christensen, GTD, Jeff Jarvis, Malcolm Gladwell, Seth Godin, SMUG, SMUG Textbooks, Social Media, textbooks Leave a comment
Yammer 104: Yammer as GTD General Reference File
In this post I wrote about how a blog can be the ultimate personal electronic “general reference” filing system that is consistent with David Allen’s Getting Things Done, or GTD, approach to life organization. I still think a blog can be useful for general reference. I often use the SMUG blog in that way. I [...]
Posted in Productivity, Tools, Uncategorized Also tagged blog, Blogging, General Reference, Getting Things Done, GTD, microblogging, Reference, Twitter, Yammer 11 Comments
Guest Lecturer: David Allen on GTD