Keep a clear distinction between projects and tasks from "summary" of Getting Things Done by David Allen
Projects are the larger outcomes that require more than one action step to complete. They are the results you are committed to achieving within a specific timeframe. Tasks, on the other hand, are the individual actions that need to be completed in order to move a project forward. It is crucial to keep a clear distinction between projects and tasks in order to effectively manage your workload. When you identify a project, you are essentially defining what success looks like for that particular outcome. Tasks, on the other hand, are the actionable steps that need to be taken in order to reach that successful outcome.
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