BW Online | August 24, 2001 | Getting Things Done Who couldn't use some help in finding ways to have more energy, be more relaxed and get a lot more accomplished with much less effort? Most anyone -- and probably almost all people running a small business. Allen recognizes that there is no single means of perfecting personal organization and productivity, but stresses that there are things we can do to facilitate them. This book is a compilation of thoughts about and practical ways to achieve personal productivity. Allen has gathered these ideas during his 20 years as a management consultant, executive coach and educator. "I have spent many thousands of hours coaching people "in the trenches" at their desks, helping them process and organize all of their work at hand," he says in his introduction. The following excerpt is from Chapter 1: The Art of Getting Things Done. The Principle: Dealing Effectively with Internal Commitments David Allen It's likely that you also have more internal commitments currently in play than you're aware of.
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