This 3-minute sample is from a recent webinar about implementing GTD on the iPhone.
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Live webinars on GTD & iPhone are scheduled on these dates.
Wednesday, May 29, 10am Pacific Time
Thursday, July 11, 10am Pacific Time
Watch this informal and insightful interview with David Allen, inventor of the Getting Things Done methodology. It was recorded at the SANG Conference in 2012. Hear David candidly talk about why people need GTD, simple steps to get started, why we procrastinate, and more.
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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.
David Allen talks about your GTD tools, and how important they are.
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Our friends at Think Visual developed this cool visual harvest of a recent GTD Weekly Review webinar. It really captures the creative fun you can have while getting your weekly review productivity boost.
Click on Start Prezi in the center of the screen. When it starts in a couple seconds, you can advance the slides manually by clicking on the arrow, or choose Autoplay from the lower-right. You’ll see it zoom into each step, and you may still want to click the full screen option. Enjoy!
David Allen shares tips for staying productive when you travel. He talks about preparing for travel, maximizing your productivity in those windows of weird time, keeping it together on the road, cool tools, and surviving reentry. This is a recording from a public event David did last year.
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One-minute video describing life with GTD.
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David Allen’s recent TEDx Talk has generated quite a buzz.
“The art of stress-free productivity is a martial art.”
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One of our younger fans describes how he uses GTD to make amazing things happen.
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New to GTD or a veteran, you can be more productive by harnessing the power of checklists. David Allen’s Getting Things Done has terrific how-to information on checklists in Chapter 7, Organizing: Setting Up the Right Buckets. You’ll find David’s suggestions for creative ways that you can make checklists that improve your productivity.
For another perspective on the value of checklists, have a look at this video of Dr. Atul Gawande, author of The Checklist Manifesto: How to Get Things Right. At 14:00 minutes in, he explains how checklists make experts better at what they do.
