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GTD/Covey Diagrams for D*I*Y Planners

Posted June 21, 2005 —

Resource: GTD/Covey Diagrams for D*I*Y Planners

As a very visual learner, I love these kinds of diagrams. They’ll often really help me get my mind around something and more importanly, keep it there.

The 8-page kit includes the following diagrams, both on odd pages (”fronts”) and even pages (”backs”), so you can choose how you want to print them:

  • The original Getting Things Done diagram from the ubiquitous David Allen book (simply resized for your convenience from the original diagram available here), henceforth called GTD-DA
  • The GTD advanced workflow diagram by Scott Moehring (scaled from the original available here), henceforth GTD-SM
  • My new version of the GTD diagram, including prompts for mind sweeps and the weekly review, which I call GTD-DJ
  • My version of a Covey Quick Reference, a summary of the methods from First Things First, which I call Covey-DJ

(Hat tip to Lifehack.org)

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