1. I never got a good explanation why, doing things in a faster way, for many people means productivity. But now, I found it. “Why reading faster doesn’t increase productivity”.

The post’s argument was based on the idea that every project involves a lot of reading – background materials, books, blog posts, notes. It didn’t mention emails but that’s another area where reading faster might seem more productive. [...] But productivity isn’t about speed, even if we’ve been led to believe it is. It’s about being effective. It’s about accomplishing things — and that’s about doing the most important things, not the most things.

2. Do you know how to manage your projects? If you don’t, then you should read this:  A quick guide to GTD & projects

Some of the most common questions we get are about managing projects.  Here is how one of the Coaches replied when a new GTD’er was asking how to manage projects and all of the related steps.

3. Why are we giving up to our projects? Why are we letting go to some of our expectations and dreams? What Are You Putting Off? How to Get On With It in 3 Steps

Most of us put things off. Sometimes, we put off getting started or making progress on big projects… and other times, we put off small tasks that sound simple on paper but seem like a big effort to do.

The problem is, the more we put something off, the harder it is to get going on it.