Zen to Done: The Ultimate Simple Productivity System Audiobook

" There were some useful tips to help simplify the processes from David Allen's Getting Things Done. It's laid out like a collection of blog posts with simple lists to help explain each process. I think there must be some links in the eBook to other blog posts to fill in some of the gaps. That's where the Kindle version falls down a bit as you can't follow the links it feels a bit short and there are a few detailed explanations missing. Anyway it's very cheap and helped improve my attempt at following GTD processes so it was certainly worth a quick read. "

" Short read, good ideas. . .now if only I could talk myself into trying them! "

" I tried to read the GTD book twice but always stopped after the first chapters, the ones I think more useful. This book I started and finished in few days, and just loved the full content. If you think GTD is too much, try ZTD. ;-) "

" Randomly chosen to be my first book for 2012. Last year I read 130. "

" It is a fast read. I'm searching for some organization inspiration. I will attempt to use some of the tools laid out. My review will be better five months from now. "

" I check my personal email only once a day and my work email after my first two hours. I decide what I want to accomplish the next day and focus on that in the first two hours of my day. I learnt all these things in this book. I enjoyed reading this book. "

" A must-read book on spirituality in self development for knowledge workers, managers, executives, and entrepreneurs. "

" nice easy to read book.should be reread along the year "

" A fairly standard self-help guide to setting priorities and getting things accomplished. "

" Really well written, and a fast read to boot. It very much speaks to my frustrations with the GTD system, and this feels like a much more humane method. Of course, the proof will be in the pudding, and I've just started in on my first habit change... "

" Nice modified and simplified GTD system. I've adapted some of the rules there and it helped me to make my overly complicated time-management system more easy. "

" Good basic information on setting up a simple GTD system. Big fan of Leo Babauta and his zen habits blog. "

" Not anything new. He just combines the best of GTD with Covey's 7 habits and I think that is pretty lame. It is almost plagerism. Pretty disappointing. Most all of his inciteful tips I was going already. I didn't learn anything new. "

" Repetitive for such a short book (basically gives a brief description of the system, which was quite good on itself, and then expands on it needlessly). Only good if you've never read a book or tips of the sort before. Imho, you're better off just reading his blog, much better than the ebook. "

" Well written book with good ideas for improving your productivity if you like being organized. "

" Unfortunately I knew many of ideas from the author's blog of Leo Babauta, cause of it book wasn't any suprise for me. "

" this is a good resource. i only gave four stars because it was overwhelming to me because each habit has many steps. i need simple not overwhelming. totally my opinion though. "

" Great and simple system to learn to organize yourself. "

" Inspiring simplification of the Gettings Things Done method. For anyone who feels like the GTD-system is a complicated overload, this book is highly recommended. Take from it whatever works for you. "

" Babauta's writing is clear and to the point. He offers practical suggestions for increasing productivity and gaining a sense of inner purpose. "