How To Prioritise And Manage Unplanned Work

We are constantly faced with unexpected or unplanned work and it can become stressful and overwhelming. But it doesn't have to be that way if you implement thees prioritisation tips.
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[@pjgallant]

Great video, Adrian! Those of us who are long-term GTD users still can struggle from time-to-time with the balance between the threefold nature of work. I personally use timeblocking not only to lay out my plan for the day to process my inboxes and set up a rough plan for the pre-defined work, but also to help me to see where I need to adjust my context - maybe I need to spend more time at my "real" office to work on my pre-defined work in any given day, or can I head to my favourite coffee shop to do some of the Cal Newport-style "Deep Work" that is on my pre-defined work lists.
I love your enthusiasm for GTD and how keen you are to adapt your own personal GTD practice. That's the path!

[@GTDintheUK]

Thanks @pjgallant for your share ! I like your thinking and you just triggered me to re-read Deep Work. Thanks

[@Longstreet1955]

Thanks - it is indeed important to use your calendar in this way.

[@CreativFarmGal]

Thank you!

[@GTDintheUK]

You're welcome !