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[...] Merlin Mann of 43Folders...GTD: Project Verbs vs. Next-Action Verbs By: Merlin Mann (33 replies) November 14, 2006 - 4:29am |
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[…] Merlin Mann of 43Folders just posted another important GTD hack. Derived from David Allen’s Getting Things Done FAST! booklet, Merlin posted verbs describing next physical actions and how you can tell from the verb whether the verb implies a ‘next action’ or rather belongs to project. Great help and guideline, I must admit. It’ll help me a lot to really decide when a project is a project - which is one of my difficulties in keeping my GTD system clean. […]