# Weekly Review (GTD)

> Critical GTD practice of conducting a comprehensive weekly review to maintain system trust and perspective. Ensures nothing slips through cracks and keeps priorities aligned with commitments and goals.

- **URL:** https://gettingthingsdone.com/
- **Category:** Time Management Practice
- **Tags:** GTD, Weekly Planning, Review
- **Updated:** 2026-03-20 03:48
- **Canonical page:** https://timetrack.works/zh/items/weekly-review-gtd

## Details

## Overview

The Weekly Review is a cornerstone practice in Getting Things Done. It's a dedicated time (typically 1-2 hours weekly) to clear your head, review your system, update lists, and regain perspective on your commitments and priorities.

## Weekly Review Steps

1. **Get Clear** - Process all inboxes to zero
2. **Get Current** - Review previous week's calendar and upcoming week
3. **Review Projects** - Check all active projects for next actions
4. **Review Waiting For** - Follow up on outstanding items
5. **Review Someday/Maybe** - Evaluate potential future projects
6. **Get Creative** - Capture new ideas and projects
7. **Clean and Organize** - Tidy physical and digital workspace

## Benefits

- Maintains trust in your system
- Ensures nothing is forgotten
- Provides clarity on priorities
- Reduces anxiety about commitments
- Allows for strategic thinking
- Keeps system up-to-date and functional
- Creates sense of control and readiness

## Best Practices

- Schedule it at the same time each week
- Protect this time - treat it as non-negotiable
- Find a quiet, distraction-free environment
- Allow adequate time (don't rush)
- Use a consistent checklist

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