Productividad personal

A practical system for organizing work that allows us to reduce stress, achieve the results we want, and makes us more effective in all aspects of life.

Personal Productivity starts from the premise that the nature of work has changed profoundly in the information age. Our tasks are no longer evident, and we don't know when they are finished; they are neither stable nor predictable, and most importantly, they are not proportional to the time we have available to do them. Everything is new more often.

These changes have generated a situation of increasing and general stress among all of us. Too often we have the feeling that something is wrong and will cause us problems, but we don't know what it is, when it might erupt, much less what consequences it might have.

The GTD methodology (created by David Allen) is based on the principle that a significant part of this stress comes from "poorly managed commitments." José Miguel Bolívar proposes the use of this very practical method to prevent our management from depending on memory, which is very unreliable, and introduces us in a very simple and accessible way to the GTD formula for personal productivity, based on tools to maintain control of our tasks and the necessary perspective to clearly understand the short, medium, and long-term consequences of the decisions you make.