GTD: Priorities don't exist in a vacuum | 43 FoldersIf you're a fan of Getting Things Done, you're familiar with the Four Criteria Model for choosing tasks. It's where the rubber meets the road in GTD, because it's the way you decide, in the moment, how any one of those wonderful tasks you've been tracking in your big system actually gets done. As common sense as it seems to GTD'ers, this model is one of the more controversial aspects of Getting Th
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