What’s interesting about his list, because there are many, is the manner he’s phrased his introduction. Steve begins by talking about heuristics. These are, very simply, little rules that guide you to a bigger solution or goal. Thinking about self-improvements in this way allow some room to breath. You’re not trying to solve a big problem with one big solution, because sometimes, as Steve says, you don’t really know what the big problem is. As for productivity, it’s very general. So in attempting actions that could improve your productivity, you’ll find an easier path to your productive goals. In GTD this is prevalent in all the differing methods individuals have taken. Digital vs Paper, for instance. The rules in GTD help you come up with your own GTD system. One that suits you. 33 Rules to Boost Your Productivity – [StevePavlina]
