Title: "Getting Things Done (GTD)" URL: https://todoist.com/productivity-methods/getting-things-done Tags: [pocket, implement, organisation] Excerpt: > Getting Things Done, or GTD for short, is a popular task management system created by productivity consultant David Allen. The methodology is based on a simple truth: The more information bouncing around inside your head, the harder it is to decide what needs attention. --- #articles  Use @waiting for if delay needed. > If we take the project approach from above, it is easiest to work with [labels](https://get.todoist.help/hc/de/articles/205195042-Etiketten?itm_campaign=getting_things_done&itm_medium=referral&itm_source=productivity_methods_guides) (one label per context). GTD recommends the following contexts: >1. On the computer/on the Internet >2. At home >3. In the office >4. Errands >5. Calls >6. Everywhere My labels: 1. offline 2. 15_min 3. email 4. errands 5. home 6. office **Filter Query** **Displayed list** @nächste_Schritte & today All next steps and all tasks to be done today from all your projects @nächste_Schritte & ##Arbeit All next steps that are in your work project and in all related subprojects @nächste_Schritte & @zu_Hause All the next steps from all your projects that you can do at home @warten All tasks from all projects where you have to wait for something before you can do them @E-mail All email tasks so you can answer all emails at once and not spend as much time in your inbox Copy [todoist GTD weekly overview template](https://todoist.com/templates/personal/gtd-weekly-review?itm_campaign=getting_things_done&itm_medium=referral&itm_source=productivity_methods_guides) when full version is bought. Also read [The Weekly Review](../../Sources/Articles%20and%20Videos/The%20Weekly%20Review.md) for more info on how to conduct this.