How many tasks at a time does the GTD approach recommend you work on?Group of answer choicesTwoOneThreeFour

Why do you have to regularly review and update your lists when using the GTD approach?Group of answer choicesSo that nothing falls through the cracksSo the list is strategically organisedSo that no time will be wastedSo that all tasks can be completed as soon as possible

What is NOT one of the 5 steps in the Getting Things Done (GTD) process?Group of answer choicesReviewOrganiseEliminateEngage

Which one of the following is not a recommended place to "park" tasks while in the Organise stage of GTD?Group of answer choicesWaiting for listCalendarNext action listMost wanted listTrash

Without ____, the GTD system will become less effective over time. Group of answer choicesregular reviewscoffee breakshelpa lot of rest

What does "Stockpile" mean in the GTD framework?Group of answer choicesGather and write down everything that currently has your attention and needs to get done.When you're ready to work, look at your organised lists to guide your actions.Sort the actionable items into lists and categories.Go through each item and clarify what it means and what action is required. PreviousNext