If you’re reading this, you probably already know a thing or two about Getting Things Done (GTD)—or at least you’re curious. For over three decades, GTD has helped more than 3 million people bring clarity, focus, and ease to their work and life. The world has changed a lot since I first wrote Getting Things Done, but one thing hasn’t: the need for a clear head and a trusted system to manage all the moving parts of life.
That’s why I’m starting this Substack.
This will be a place for me to share:
my personal thoughts on GTD – ideas I’m exploring, refinements to the method, and how it applies to today’s world.
behind-the-scenes reflections – what’s on my mind, where GTD is heading, and why some principles hold up better than ever
real-world GTD stories – how people from all walks of life are using GTD to navigate complexity
Q&A and community engagement – I’ll be answering questions and sharing insights directly with you.
Why now? Because I see more people struggling with the volume, velocity, and complexity of their commitments than ever before. GTD remains one of the most effective ways to stay present, focused, and productive without burning out.
I’m looking forward to sharing more with you here. If that sounds useful, please subscribe and let’s keep the conversation going.
Great to see you here, David!
I have a feeling that GTD is about to crest with yet another wave of popularity…the incoming generation of recent college grads now entering the labor pool seem very sincere in their approach to working hard and maximizing their effort. You love to see it!