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January 27, 2006

GTD 2006.20: Your Weekly Review Checklist

The Weekly Review is a key part of making Getting Things Done work and it is a task that repeats, and can be incrementally improved over time with a checklist. Wrapping up your week by running down your Weekly Review Checklist is a great way to complete your week.

Do you have a checklist you follow when working through your Weekly Review? Make one today: here’s mine to get you started, please feel free to post your Weekly Review Checklist as a comment.

Weekly Review Checklist:

Online:

Email:

  • Review Act On folder and either delete, add as a task to MLP or process if it takes less than 5 minutes.
  • Review Waiting On folder – delete, send reminder.
  • Inbox – process to empty.

Joel On Software – Business of Software Forum:

  • Moderate if needed.
  • Note interesting posts for repurposing as MyMicroISV.com Answers.

MyMicroISV.com/ToDoOrElse.com

  • Check comments and trackbacks.
  • Note ideas for blog story list.

SafariHelp.com

  • Check for unresolved issues – send brief checkin email.
  • Check on Discussion boards reply/moderate.

Offline:

  • Inbox: Dump and empty – trash, file add to correct project, start Small Project.
  • Phone: Clear Call Log.

GTD:

Review PlanSheet on each Project:

  • Project still has value?
  • Project still on course?
  • All Project Tasks are in MLP?
  • Identify/schedule Next Action tasks for the next week.

Review Small Projects Folders

  • Small Project still has value?
  • Small Project due this next week? Set next Action and schedule.

Other Reviews as needed.

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  • Who?
    Bob Walsh, (Author, managing partner of Safari Software, Inc. a micro-ISV)
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