Getting things done is not so much about getting things done. It's about being appropriately

engaged with your life and your work so that you're totally present with whatever you're

doing.

You know, it's not about gaining more time. You don't have more time. Everyone from you

to me to Mark Cuban, you know, Elon Musk, we all have the same amount of time, but it's

creating room in your day to get more accomplished. Getting things done, the art of stress-free

productivity. This system, while it does take time for you to dedicate yourself to take

discipline to follow it, it doesn't take a whole heck of a lot to get going on it.

So by going through each of the five steps now, we're going to better understand what the

GTD system is about.

Capture. Capture all your tasks, all your ideas, reminders, and more using the collection

tools. So as we all know, our days are constantly under attack by different competing priorities,

different emails, text messages, people walking in on you in the office.

Capture process is absolutely critical and it's initial. That is, hey, anything that has

your attention, anything that is potentially relevant, potentially relevant, it's the

idea, oh, I might want to, oh, I should, oh, I got it, or whatever. That you need to capture

and anything that has your attention that you might need to decide or do something about.

And that needs little things, big things, personal things, professional things. Most people

only want to make it to do this of the most important things and not realizing that if

you don't give a proper attention to the cat food, you need cat food will take up more

of your psychic bend with them. It should. So you need to be equally accountable to yourself

to capture the little things, the big things, the anything. A lot of people make a mistake.

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