Gtd

/dʒiːtiːdiː/ noun

Definition

An abbreviation for 'Getting Things Done,' a popular productivity method that helps you organize tasks and goals into an easy-to-manage system.

Etymology

Modern acronym from English words 'Getting Things Done,' coined by David Allen in 2001 as a time-management methodology. The phrase itself comes from common English vocabulary describing task completion.

Kelly Says

GTD revolutionized how millions of people work by turning the chaos of to-do lists into a systematic workflow—it's basically the operating system for your brain, letting you focus on what matters most instead of worrying about remembering everything.

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