In a situation of limited tasks, the 2 minute role might help. However in an open system, being efficient with 2-minute-tasks will only increase them. If you respond quickly to requests/emails, for example, you will soon be known as someone who is quick and approachable and more and more such tasks come your way.
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never go there to do a public speak, the audience is so "unreactive", it's frightening... Bravo Mr Allen to manage it to the end!!!
Hi Hubert, sorry to hear that. Which conference exactly and which year did you have in mind?
@@infoshare You don't have to be sorry, the 2016 David Allen speech is great... just to mention that the audience doesn't seem to appreciate
In a situation of limited tasks, the 2 minute role might help. However in an open system, being efficient with 2-minute-tasks will only increase them. If you respond quickly to requests/emails, for example, you will soon be known as someone who is quick and approachable and more and more such tasks come your way.
Tina K.P. yeah, as far as emails and calls go. This is a Tim Ferriss no no.
David Allen brings new clarity to the power of purpose, the essential nature of relaxation and deceptively simple guidelines for doing things.
Get Getting Things Done Book (PDF - Summary - Review - Online Reading - Download): www.toevolution.com/file/view/232217/getting-things-done-book-pdf-summary-review-online-reading-download