"The things that matter most should never be at the mercy of the things that matter least."

"There is more to life than increasing its speed." - Mohandas Gandhi

It's only four habits: collect, process, plan, and do.

GTD is more focused on doing whatever comes at you rather than doing what you should be doing - the important stuff.

The key with this capture habit is to write things down right away, before you forget, and to empty out your notebook as soon as you get home or to work. Don't procrastinate with these two steps, or they will pile up and you will be less likely to do them. Stay on top of it!

Letting stuff pile up is procrastinating on making decisions.

What the Minimal ZTD system leaves out This version leaves out six habits: keeping a system of simple lists, organizing everything, weekly reviews, simplifying your tasks and projects, setting routines for yourself, and finding your passion.

Commit yourself to a 30-day Challenge, and try to do your new habit every single day for 30 days.

The stuff you do once or twice (or more) a week, but not every day, should be on your Weekly Routine.