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Make your life harder… to get more done!

Michael   Monday, June 23

I recently wrote another guest post for the GTDtimes blog, the official David Allen’s company blog, about complicating my life on purpose:

Make your life harder… to get more done!

“... Actually I’m always coming up with ideas on how to make certain aspects of my life “more automatic” to make sure I’m not doing the same boring stuff over and over again…. But in 20% of the cases… I’m trying to complicate my life… on purpose…“

Click to read the entire article on GTDtimes…

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