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Answer: d. Capture, Process, Organize, Complete, Do
Explanation:
<u><em>Getting Things Done</em></u><em> </em><u>(GTD) method</u>, is a method for organizing your time. It was invented by David Allen, who wrote the book of the same title and published it in 2001. The essence of this method is that, in order to accomplish a certain goal, we should record our plans outside our mind and divide them into smaller tasks. This method contains five stages: capture, process, organize, complete and do.
Old English strǣt<span>, from late Latin </span>strāta (via<span> ) ‘paved (way),’ feminine past participle of </span>sternere<span> ‘lay down.’ </span>
Polite: mannerly; gigantic: huge; fact: true statement; outgoing: fun; accurate; close to the goal
