Training

New cities and dates added for GTD Mastering Workflow seminars

We’ve added more cities and dates to our schedule of one-day GTD® Mastering Workflow seminars. You can click on the city and date that interest you to get details and register.

Newport Beach, CA — June 27
Austin, TX — June 27
Portland, OR — July 16
Tampa, FL — July 18
Columbus, OH — July 25
Richmond, VA — August 8
Vancouver, BC — August 15
Indianapolis, IN — August 22

Invest a day to take your productivity to the next level.

You really can have “mind like water”

When was the last time you had what David Allen calls “mind like water?” If not lately, or not as often as you’d like, take the Guided GTD Mind Sweep webinar this Thursday, June 13 from 10am-11am Pacific time. This working webinar will give you a supportive and fun opportunity to capture what’s really grabbing your attention. It will also give you a refresher on the fundamental questions to ask to keep things off your mind and get them into your trusted GTD system.

GTD webinars

GTD skills in about an hour

We’ve just added some new GTD webinars to our June/July schedule. These 60–75 minute presentations are an ideal way to learn GTD skills, in an engaging and interactive virtual format.

GTD & OmniFocus® — June 5
Keys to Getting Things Done — June 6
Guided GTD Mind Sweep — June 13
Guided GTD Weekly Review — June 27
GTD & iPhone® — July 11
Keys to Getting Things Done — July 18
GTD & Outlook® — July 25

We invite you to join us online for the next step in your GTD journey.  Learn more or register now.

GTD Webinars

Summer schedule for GTD Mastering Workflow seminars

Our one-day GTD® Mastering Workflow seminar is packed with practical recommendations and examples about how to put GTD to work for you—at work, at home, and in everything you do. Here is our latest summer schedule:

  • Washington, DC — June 5
  • Newport Beach, CA — June 27
  • Austin, TX — June 27
  • Portland, OR — July 16
  • Tampa, FL — July 18
  • Columbus, OH — July 25

Learn more or register now.

Where else would you like to see a GTD public seminar? Please let us know in the comments.

Video sample of GTD & iPhone webinar

This 3-minute sample is from a recent webinar about implementing GTD on the iPhone.

(This video is streaming from YouTube, so it may take a few seconds to load.)

Live webinars on GTD & iPhone are scheduled on these dates.

Wednesday, May 29, 10am Pacific Time

Thursday, July 11, 10am Pacific Time

Customizing your GTD system – webinar with David Allen

Join David Allen and Senior Coach Meg Edwards for a GTD Connect webinar about “Customizing Your GTD System.” They’ll talk about what you can customize without affecting the integrity of the GTD methodology, signs you’ve over- or under-customized, and creative ways to make your GTD system more your own. No matter where you are in your journey with GTD—just getting a system off the ground or looking for fine-tuning to optimize your workflow—this webinar will give you helpful coaching about ways you can customize your system to work better for you, including your tools, contexts, projects, and the Weekly Review.

Open to all monthly and annual GTD Connect members. Tuesday, May 14, 10am—11am PT.

Not a member? Join for $48 and get this webinar and the wealth of content on GTD Connect for 30 days.

(Please note: live webinars like this one with David, podcasts, and public seminar special rates are not available for free guest pass members.)

 

Trying to figure out Outlook for GTD?

For those of you still trying to figure out how to make GTD work in Outlook, Senior Coach Meg Edwards will be leading the popular GTD & Outlook webinar this Thursday, May 9. Meg will lead you through a deep dive into using Tasks for projects & next actions, getting email to zero, and what belongs on your calendar. This event will sell out, so register soon if you’d like to attend.  Click here for more details and to register.

Collect, Process, Organize, Review, and Do

Collect, Process, Organize, Review, and Do. Those are the five phases of your GTD workflow. You’ll learn the best practices for each of those phases in the Keys to Getting Things Done webinar, this Thursday, May 2, at 10:00AM Pacific time.

Keys to Getting Things Done

Your weekly review this week

How did your weekly review go last week? Could you use some support to get that practice onto cruise control?

The Guided GTD Weekly Review webinar is just what you need. It’s a 75-minute “working webinar” where you will be led step-by-step through what David Allen calls the “critical success factor” for GTD. Get a taste of Getting Clear (processing inboxes to zero), Getting Current (reviewing Project, Next Action, and Waiting For lists), and Getting Creative (being creative & courageous).

The webinar is this Thursday, April 25, from 10:00-11:15am Pacific time. Click here for more information and to register. At $49, it’s a great investment in your current and future productivity. Imagine how great next weekend will be after you’ve done a full weekly review this week.

Solution to the 3 reasons you aren’t getting your email to zero

Have you heard others talk about inbox zero but thought it was out of your reach?

Most people are not getting their email inboxes to zero on a regular basis, for one or more of these three reasons.
1. They don’t know how to process their email.
2. They don’t know where to put processed email, i.e. how to organize it.
3. They don’t create the time to process their email to zero.

The GTD Managing Email webinar on April 18 addresses all three of these reasons. This webinar will share the best practices of managing email and getting your inbox to zero on a regular basis. The focus will include strategies for dealing with backlog email, structuring email to support action management, the GTD models for processing and organizing email, and storing reference information.

Yes, you can achieve inbox zero!

GTD Managing Email Webinar