Want to Know Major Methods of Task Management

• It’s difficult to find good books among the self-help books that seem to have shallow content when you search randomly.
• I want to roughly know about methods that seem to have overcome some trials of time.
  • I want to take fragments while standing on the shoulders of giants and come up with a method that suits me.

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• In the realm of task and progress management, there are many renowned books and classics. Here are a few representative books and methods:

• “Getting Things Done” (GTD) - David Allen

• Considered a staple in task management, this book proposes a simple method for organizing tasks and efficiently completing them. It provides detailed explanations of specific steps to grasp tasks, prioritize them, and execute them.

• “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People” - Stephen R. Covey

• This book can be considered a classic in self-help literature, offering various skills related to task management such as time management and prioritization. It emphasizes self-management and teaches methods to improve task management through self-improvement.

• “The Pomodoro Technique” - Francesco Cirillo

• This book introduces the Pomodoro Technique, a simple time management method. It explains how to maintain focus and efficiently complete tasks by working for 25 minutes and taking a 5-minute break in cycles.

• “Eat That Frog!” - Brian Tracy

• Focusing on prioritizing tasks, this book proposes a method to efficiently complete tasks by tackling the most important task first. It explains how to categorize tasks based on importance and urgency, and work on them systematically.

• “The One Thing” - Gary Keller and Jay Papasan

• This book suggests achieving effective results by focusing on the most important task in task management. It explains how to set short-term, medium-term, and long-term goals and concentrate on the most important task for each goal.

• Take these books and methods as references and try to find a task management method that suits you. The optimal method varies from person to person, so by trying out several methods, you will be able to find the one that works best for you.