Kommentarer til: LEAN GTD #4 – The Idea of Pull in a GTD system http://poder.dk/2007/09/11/lean-gtd-4-the-idea-of-pull-in-a-gtd-system/ Work & Play Creatively Fri, 30 Apr 2010 14:36:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Af: My Get Things Done List » Blog Archive » Thoughts on LEAN and the GTD Workflow, Part II [HD BizBlog 1.2] http://poder.dk/2007/09/11/lean-gtd-4-the-idea-of-pull-in-a-gtd-system/comment-page-1/#comment-42568 My Get Things Done List » Blog Archive » Thoughts on LEAN and the GTD Workflow, Part II [HD BizBlog 1.2] Mon, 27 Apr 2009 04:33:13 +0000 http://poder.dk/2007/09/11/lean-gtd-4-the-idea-of-pull-in-a-gtd-system/#comment-42568 <p>[...] this post we will discuss the concepts of Pull and Perfection. Jens Poder has already described the idea of pull, which I will quote here: PULL in LEAN is all about [...]</p> [...] this post we will discuss the concepts of Pull and Perfection. Jens Poder has already described the idea of pull, which I will quote here: PULL in LEAN is all about [...]

]]> Af: jens.poder http://poder.dk/2007/09/11/lean-gtd-4-the-idea-of-pull-in-a-gtd-system/comment-page-1/#comment-7743 jens.poder Fri, 12 Oct 2007 09:02:32 +0000 http://poder.dk/2007/09/11/lean-gtd-4-the-idea-of-pull-in-a-gtd-system/#comment-7743 <p>Hi... Thank you for the comment.</p> <p>I quite agree on that.</p> <p>What I needed was a pull system for my running maintenance of the system, instead of maintaining the GTD system with weekly reviews. I just couldn't find the time for weekly reviews.</p> <p>So now I'm doing maintenance when the need arises instead of on schedule.</p> <ul> <li>Jens Poder</li> </ul> Hi... Thank you for the comment.

I quite agree on that.

What I needed was a pull system for my running maintenance of the system, instead of maintaining the GTD system with weekly reviews. I just couldn't find the time for weekly reviews.

So now I'm doing maintenance when the need arises instead of on schedule.

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]]> Af: gS49 http://poder.dk/2007/09/11/lean-gtd-4-the-idea-of-pull-in-a-gtd-system/comment-page-1/#comment-7733 gS49 Thu, 11 Oct 2007 19:08:15 +0000 http://poder.dk/2007/09/11/lean-gtd-4-the-idea-of-pull-in-a-gtd-system/#comment-7733 <p>Pull is already built into one aspect of the GTD system: Since a next-action list contains only one item for a given project (or subproject), when that item is accomplished, it generates a "pull" to fetch the (new) next action for that project.</p> <p>If multiple next actions for a single project are on the current-action list, only the accomplishment of the last one generates "pull", or rather, any action that completes the prerequisite requirements for a subsequent action.</p> <p>Similarly, running out of things to do would generate pull on the "someday" list. If that ever happens to you.</p> Pull is already built into one aspect of the GTD system: Since a next-action list contains only one item for a given project (or subproject), when that item is accomplished, it generates a "pull" to fetch the (new) next action for that project.

If multiple next actions for a single project are on the current-action list, only the accomplishment of the last one generates "pull", or rather, any action that completes the prerequisite requirements for a subsequent action.

Similarly, running out of things to do would generate pull on the "someday" list. If that ever happens to you.

]]> Af: Thoughts on LEAN and the GTD Workflow, Part II http://poder.dk/2007/09/11/lean-gtd-4-the-idea-of-pull-in-a-gtd-system/comment-page-1/#comment-7245 Thoughts on LEAN and the GTD Workflow, Part II Wed, 03 Oct 2007 05:03:43 +0000 http://poder.dk/2007/09/11/lean-gtd-4-the-idea-of-pull-in-a-gtd-system/#comment-7245 <p>[...] this post we will discuss the concepts of Pull and Perfection. Jens Poder has already described the idea of pull, which I will quote here: PULL in LEAN is all about [...]</p> [...] this post we will discuss the concepts of Pull and Perfection. Jens Poder has already described the idea of pull, which I will quote here: PULL in LEAN is all about [...]

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