I mentioned a couple of weeks ago that I thought it would be nice to dive a bit into some more productivity topics on the blog and have just found a great article that Merlin Mann at 43folders.com has put up.

It seems that Merlin and his site were featured in an NPR story last night (did you know that you can hear public radio on the internet) and so there have been lots of people going there today to learn more about Getting Things Done so he put up a post of the best articles that he has written about the subject of GTD. I have not read most of these either so I may be busy reading today.

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I am not sure how much i have written about getting things done but in essence Getting Things Done is a book about the batching of time and task to get the important things done in a shorter time and anything that has been left over can be turned into mini-projects that you can track as you are doing them.

Anyway, even if you do not use Getting Things Done you can still use one of the pieces very easily and that is a weekending review of what has happened over the last week.

Lifehack.org has an expansion of the idea of looking back on Sunday night, or whenever you are doing a weekly review of what you did and getting  ready for the next week. Here are 12 questions that you can ask yourself.