Ryan Estrellado

Since it’s publication in 2002, David Allen’s personal productivity manual Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity has spawned a glut of efficiency-crazed sects. The path that connects the blogs and web articles I regularly visit during my daily reading routine typically leads me to discussions relevant to the business world and the trials of the modern knowledge worker.

The first three pages returned by a Google search on the topic consist mostly of overviews, primers, or technology-related results. I dug a little further and found material that brings the GTD discussion to more niche interests. Here are some of the interesting GTD-inspired articles and blogs I found:

Getting Things Done in Academia

Getting Finances Done

For the Homemaker

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