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Official David Allen Company discussion boards where practitioners debate methodology questions, context lists, weekly review habits and project definitions, and compare software setups. A searchable archive of thousands of threads covering implementation problems the books leave open.

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gettingthingsdone.com

GettingThingsDone.com is the official hub for the Getting Things Done (GTD) productivity system by David Allen. It features explanations of the GTD method, practical how-to articles, podcasts, and access to books, training courses, and events to help you implement the approach.

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Todoist GTD Guide

Walks through the five GTD stages, capture, clarify, organize, reflect and engage, then shows how to build the corresponding inbox, project and context structure inside Todoist. Useful for turning the method into a working setup.

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GTD Fundamentals

Master GTD fundamentals with this official course from David Allen Company! Learn the essential principles for stress-free productivity.

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Reddit r/gtd

Subreddit where GTD practitioners post about stalled weekly reviews, context list design and app choices, with critiques of the method alongside advice. Useful for seeing how the system fails in practice and what people change.

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Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity (Revised Edition)

David Allen's revised 2015 edition of the GTD method: capture, clarify, organize, reflect and engage. Covers inboxes, next-action lists by context, project lists, someday/maybe and the weekly review, so readers can build a trusted system for managing commitments.

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Making It All Work

David Allen's follow-up widens GTD from task processing to deciding what deserves attention, using the perspective and control axes and six horizons of focus. Explains how to set priorities across projects, goals and long-term direction.

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