Getting Things Done: 64 Productivity Cards: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity

I enjoy using motivational materials and was looking forward to receiving the cards in this set. I would love to be able to get more things done. However, I was really perplexed when I received them. I couldn't even understand what a lot of the cards meant. Here are some examples of the cards:"It's a lot easier to complete agreements when you know what they are.""A few seconds a day is usually all you need for review, as long as you're looking at the right things at the right time.""'Out of sight, out of mind' is not really out of mind, at a deeper level.""If you don't have a good system for filing bad ideas, you probably don't have one for filing good ones, either."Anyway, you get the idea. I thought I would be receiving cards with practical, motivational advice and suggestions but I coud not apply any of these aphorisms to my life.If the above quotes sound helpful to you, you should probably purchase this set. However, I am sorry to say that these cards were of no use to me at all.

Great cards, but as an earlier review said, these are inspirational cards to support key concepts from the book. They aren't intended to be used alone. If you buy them for the reason they are intended, they really are helpful.

They are a nice reminder of the important ideas from the book, but they are mostly inspirational/motivational rather than how-to and don't actually help much with getting things done. If I had not read the book several times, I might well find them meaningless. The deck for  The Now Habit  is much more useful than this one.

I’m learning how to organize and plan. I’m a fan of David’s process. The cards are encouraging as well as instructional. They are good to pass around for those who need a quick start.

Great supplement to the book. I leave these all over the place, as bookmarks or next to my computer monitor, and they serve to remind me of the tenets of GTD methodology.

Good information and organizational guidance

Great complement to the "Getting Things Done"David Allen book to organize all areas of your life. Pick a card a day and it seemslike it's the thought you needed for that moment.

Quick but powerful cards. I actually use them and am inspired. Keep em in your purse or desk drawer to read daily.

1. For these cards to make sense, you must have read the books first.2. they act as "prompt", to recall the main themes within the book.This makes us loop back over the main concepts and ideas.

I wish I would love these cards but on each card, there is only a quote without any additional information.This forces you to search on the web if you want to go deeper.As an example, on one card there is this quote: "Out of sight, out of mind" is not really out of mind, at a deeper level.Ok, I'm not stupid, I understand that if I write things down on paper, it's not because things are now out of my head that they are worthless but that as the opposite, my mind is much better to do smart thing with these things because I release my memory. But and big BUT, this is my opinion.The very minimum would be that these cards have a little sentence or paragraph from the author indicate the meaning. Sadly... not.

Not a game at all. Just que words. As such I was disappointed with the product and it’s expected use

I like the regular refresh of ideas

Awesome addition to the book for team meetings and team building