GTD for finances

In my Read/review list I came across this article (part 1 and part 2) on applying GTD in your financial situation. A very interesting and thoughtfull piece on the use of the core principles in your finances.

[...]every dollar you own is considered an “open loop.” If there is any dollar unaccounted for, ignored, or forgotten, you will never have peace about your finances. There will always be questions in your mind as to whether you’ll meet your financial goals, or even if you’ll have enough to pay next month’s bills.

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Frank Meeuwsen

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This is an article which is part of my weblog "What's the Next Action". It deals with everything GTD and the five phases of projectplanning as written by Dave Allen in his book "Getting Things Done".

The previous article on this blog is called 'GTD doesn't let you get things done'.
The next article on this blog is called 'Excellent Gmail hack!'.
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