David Allen talks about the GTD Weekly Review, and how to do more executive thinking about your life. Technology changes over time, but this is timeless advice.
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David Allen is featured in a new book called Willpower, by Roy F. Baumeister and John Tierney. One chapter in the book features David’s discussion with the authors about how clearing the runway of low level “stuff” in your life paves the way for the clarity and freedom of achieving bigger and better things.
In this video, co-author John Tierney talks to Reason.TV about success and failure and the positive impact David Allen and GTD can have on all that.
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TechCrunch TV’s Andrew Keen recently conducted several interviews with David Allen. This entertaining segment starts out on the topic of how to get things done in American government, and then moves to other points of interest for GTD fans.
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Several GTD Times readers asked us to post this video of David Allen presenting at Google. This is a classic from David’s presentation at Google a couple of years ago.
Watch this special video presentation to hear what David has to say about GTD and the two keys to sustaining a healthy life and work style.
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If you’re an Outlook user, have a look at these Setting Up for Success videos. They describe the best practices for using the Getting Things Done® Outlook® Add-In. Meg Edwards, the Director of Coaching Services at David Allen Company, created the videos with Dean Hering, Chief Innovator at NetCentrics, the developer of the Add-In. There are seven videos, which cover the best practices for using the Outlook Add-In with your calendar, tasks, emails, and notes. There are also detailed video tours that show how the Add-In works with different versions of Outlook.
If you’d rather use Outlook just as it is out of the box, you’ll get value from our downloadable GTD and Outlook Setup Guides, written by David Allen and the Coaches. There are guides for Outlook 2003 and 2007. A guide for Outlook 2010 is on the way this year. GTD Times readers will be among the first to know when the release date is announced.
David Allen was on MSNBC’s “The Daily Rundown,” giving tips on how to stay productive in a fast-paced, high-tech world. True to form, David condensed elements of his Horizons of Focus and 5 Phases of Workflow models into this short video.
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David Allen was a speaker at the Do Lectures this summer in Wales. The Do lectures are all about getting a handful of speakers together in one place, in the hope that they may inspire you to go Do something. To give you the tools and the desire to change the things you care about.
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David Allen was at BizConf 2010 this year. Here’s what he had to say to Hashrocket in a drive by interview:
BizConf 2010: David Allen from Hashrocket on Vimeo.
Coming in October to GTD Connect: the continuation of our popular “boot camp” style webinars. Two of our senior coaches lead fast-paced webinars geared toward more advanced GTDers.
Oct 1 - Creating a Fantastic Workspace
Oct 15 - Maintaining Control & Perspective in the Daily Grind
Oct 29 - What Really Has Your Attention?
Register on GTDConnect.com. These webinars are free for all GTD Connect members. If you want to take these webinar classes, but don’t want a long-term membership in Connect, try the $48 monthly membership. It’s easy to cancel–we promise!
