Getting Things Done for Teens
by David Allen, Mike Williams and Mark Wallace
GTD adapted for adolescents: capture, clarify, organize, reflect, engage, told through comics and examples from school and life. It simplifies without dumbing down and is one of the few real productivity systems written for this age.
Read it if…
your teenager drowns in assignments and has no system at all.
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Skip it if…
your teen already uses a planner well; this may be overkill.
Try instead: Brain Rules for Baby →
Three things you will actually use
- Get it out of your head and into a trusted place.
- Decide the next action for each item.
- Review the lists weekly.
Do this first
Help your teen do a full capture of everything on their mind onto one list.
Our verdict
Real GTD for teens.
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