David Allen’s Getting Things Done book is… amazing. Its an incredibly flexible system for organization, task management and more. There are so many ways to implement Allen’s system, though, and that is where I think the book falls short. In my opinion, the book should have a thick appendix chock full of examples as to how to put this amazing system to work.
I’ve created a database using Microsoft Access that, I think, is a pretty good, simple implementation of GTD. Here’s a video and a link to the download.
GTD for MS Access Video
Here is a video that demonstrates the use of this system. I suggest you watch the video in full screen mode.
Download the Free GTD Database for MS Access
Download the Worksheet Database, it’s an easy to use Access database creation wizard. One of the templates included with the program is a Getting Things Done template.
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