Any modern person is sorely short of time, and everyone complains about their own disorganization - sometimes you forget about an important meeting, sometimes you’re late, sometimes you don’t make a phone call on time. Because of this, relationships with colleagues and friends deteriorate, work plans collapse, and well-being worsens. The more organized a person is, the easier it is for him to manage work, household chores and life in general, the better his relationships with others. Being organized is not an innate ability, but a skill that can be learned. In his book Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity, David Allen shares simple techniques for increasing productivity and developing the right approach to organizing your life. The author claims that the main thing is the ability to relax; our productivity depends on it. Consciousness must be clear and thoughts must be ordered. From the book you will learn how to separate important things from unimportant ones, how to set goals and determine priorities, how to plan, how to improve personal organization, and how to save time. The book is intended for a wide readership, but will primarily be of interest to those readers who suffer from excessive stress at work.