One of the primary reasons why the GTD system places a lot of importance on collecting your “stuff”, processing and organizing it, and reviewing your commitments is to draw a distinction between thinking about your work and doing your work. There should be the least amount of thinking about work when it comes down to doing your work.
Why is this the case? And how does the separation between thinking and doing affect productivity? (more…)
In the run up to the parliamentary elections that will be taking place in Kuwait in May, I thought I should dedicate more posts on politics, so I can contribute to the way in which politics is approached, and help to reap the greatest benefits out of it.
We often associate politics with power-hungry politicians, and damn politics for being corrupt and corrupting, choosing to keep ourselves away from it, rather than to participate in it. But politics is far more important than we think, which makes our participation and contribution to the political process much more necessary. (more…)
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