Doing to Done: Productivity Made Simple

Mike Williams' Doing to Done has so many practical ideas and applications that I not only use in my personal life, but they are also good for students. We've been able to use some of Mike's teachings within our Student Learning Communities during career coaching sessions as high school students navigate school and plan for their next steps following graduation. I appreciate the easy readability, the visuals, and the simplicity. Thanks, Mike, for a beneficial book that all ages can benefit from.

The book is very good but is very difficult to read in the electronic version, I tried in my kindle and is impossible, then I tried in the funnel app and is not easy also, the only way for reading is in desktop. I recommend that make a new digital version.

I found Doing to Done when researching productivity systems. I had tried a few different ones in the past, but none of them stuck; they either required too much work to set up or maintain, or they failed to actually increase productivity. But Doing to Done hits both marks; it's easy to set up (especially if you follow along with the workshop/masterclass) and maintain, and it's helped me focus on doing the things that matter most, while letting go of the clutter that wasn't actually helping me. Easily the best productivity system I've found.

Thank you for Doing to Done! I’ve utilized this book to help spread the GTD methodology to family and friends. I find it more approachable and palatable. It is phenomenal and I can’t emphasize enough how helpful it has been to me as a resource.

The buildup was compelling: a new and more effective ethos for productivity. Unfortunately, except for some novel labeling and a slight rehash of familiar time management concepts, there is very little practical information. I found that much of the content was not presented coherently. I made it thru about 75% of the book and I'll try to finish the rest at a later date. This is not a personal put down, but I think the authors could do better for their readers. Keep moving, nothing to see here.