Discover how the Getting Things Done system can help overwhelmed lawyers manage both professional demands and family life, saving hours daily through strategic planning and mental clarity techniques.
Meilleure citation de GTD for Law, Family, and Sanity
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Your head should be for having ideas, not storing them. The goal isn't to achieve some perfect state of organization—it's to surf on top of the chaos instead of drowning in it.
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Question posée
GTD for managing law, firm practice and also a demanding wife and family
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Lena
Miles
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Cree par des anciens de Columbia University a San Francisco
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