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@@ -22,9 +22,11 @@ In any case, I think that one _gets_ the everyday madness governed by Allen’s
## The GTD Basics
<Figure caption="This is what the inbox looked like before I sorted all loose ends">
<Image src="/assets/images/posts/gtd-before.webp" alt="My desk before" />
</Figure>
<BasicImage
src="/images/posts/gtd-before.webp"
alt="My desk before"
caption="This is what the inbox looked like before I sorted all loose ends"
/>
GTD uses the concept of _contexts_, which are certain situations/places to which a task is assigned (telephone, home, care, or similar). Besides, there can be an allocation to a _project_.
@@ -42,9 +44,11 @@ Tasks can be delegated to other people or planned for certain times. If you have
## GTD in Everyday Life
<Figure caption="This is what the inbox looked like after sorting all loose ends">
<Image src="/assets/images/posts/gtd-after.webp" alt="My desk afterward" />
</Figure>
<BasicImage
src="/images/posts/gtd-after.webp"
alt="My desk afterward"
caption="This is what the inbox looked like after sorting all loose ends"
/>
GTD may look complicated or awkward, but it helps immensely to prevent keeping pondering.