Zen to Done – Productivity at its Simplest
Are you overwhelmed by projects, tasks, and deadlines? But is GTD too complex and confusing for you? It’s time you went for a simple productivity system: Zen to Done (ZTD).
Written by Leo Babauta of the popular Zen Habits site, Zen to Done focuses on a core set of productive habits. At its simplest, ZTD is only 4 habits that you implement in your daily life. To become a productivity master, advance to 10 habits. You’ll then truly achieve zenful productivity in all areas of your life.
ZTD started as a series of posts on Leo’s site. If you enjoy those articles, you’ll love the expanded content in the e-book!
The four core habits of ZTD are: collect, process, plan, and do. Leo’s book explores these habits in a simple manner, helping everyone to implement them in daily life.
What are you waiting for? Go grab a copy of Zen to Done for yourself and become a productivity master! Leo’s offering a 100% money-back guarantee if you decide it’s not worth the money!!
Really, it’s worth purchasing. And it’s only $9.50!
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March 15th, 2009
Zen To done is good, but it just doesn’t suit me very well. Back then, I used to adopt the some GTD method simply because I thought “the neighbour grass is always greener” and also because I was too dummy to build my own :-p But not every GTD method works for me. I think we should find our own style and GTD method.