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[...] A View From the Top interview in The Atlantic with David Allen explains how laziness inspired Getting Things Done. Read the full interview here! David Allen [...]

[...] : A Guide to Creating Organizations Inspired by the Next Stage of Human Consciousness gives David Allen and GTD credit for inspiring, and pioneering, new approaches to managing organizations. We [...]

[...] discussed will interface with PC as well (just don’t tell the Mac Power Users we told you!) David Allen has a knack for keeping it fresh with each interview, and this is no exception!  Enjoy! Click [...]

[...] , each of  whom have achieved Greatness in their own, unique and varying form.”  David Allen is one such extraordinary individual. They ask a very unique series of questions   [...]

[...] , for our upcoming GTD & Outlook 2013 Setup Guide. We're offering ONE free month of GTD Connect (a $48 value) in exchange for tester feedback. Who we need: Outlook 2013 for Windows [...]

GTD teaches us to externalise things in order to relieve the mind of their burden. Some things however cannot be put through the GTD mill so easily. I [...]

For two weeks we have family in town from overseas. One of the rooms they're staying in is my home office, so my normal setup for a desk, inbox, folde [...]

I have been using the GTDOA from Netcentrics combined with Onenote for a couple of years now. My system evolved over time as for many of us. I have al [...]

The 2014 GTD® Organizer is an elegant and functional editable PDF organizer, built on the GTD principles. It includes a 2014 Calendar and sections [...]

With the Super Bowl coming up in the U.S., here's an excerpt from a blog post about defining your game. Give Yourself A Game You Can Win Published o [...]

There is a provocative article in The New Yorker about the inverse relationship between working long hours and working productively. The article point [...]

About four years ago, my "flat" lists of projects and actions couldn't keep me as much on top of my world as I needed. So I wound up creating a map (i [...]

[...] the item (Project), and deciding the next physical visible action required to move toward it (Next Action). This is the simple but profoundly powerful Action to Outcome method. What amazed my client [...]

[...] Question: If you have a next action, whether standalone or as part of a project, that requires a purchase you can't afford, where [...]

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[...] tasks that are demanding your attention, and come away with a clear head and a clear focus. Next Action: Click here now to get a free trial with Lynda.com!  [...]

[...] latest Coaches' Connection, Julie Ireland gives an in-depth answer to a question about how your GTD system can handle a purchase you're not yet ready to make. https://secure.davidco.com/connect/ [...]

[...] Things Done GTD & Outlook® gives you our detailed recommendations for building a GTD system in the Windows desktop version of Outlook. Learn the best practices to get email under control [...]

[...] .  If you are just getting started with GTD, this is a good launch pad for getting your GTD system off the ground. If you have implemented GTD, this seminar is an opportunity to reinforce your [...]

[...] .  If you are just getting started with GTD, this is a good launch pad for getting your GTD system off the ground.  If you have implemented GTD, this seminar is an opportunity to reinforce [...]

[...] You still have time to register for a special webinar with David Allen, on Dealing with Competing Priorities. And later this week, you can learn the fundamentals of GTD workflow from one of David's [...]

[...] Do you ever struggle with managing competing priorities, and don't know how you'll get it all done? Ever feel pressure from things you want to do [...]

[...] haven't signed up yet don't miss the opportunity to attend David's webinar on dealing with Competing Priorities: http://www.davidco.com/seminars/detail.php?id=16992&catID=2 All my best, Ana Maria [...]

[...] into why GTD works from a psychological perspective goes into the goal setting side of the GTD practice.  Read Part 2 now! Missed Part 1?  Read it here! [...]

[...] and forty minutes, but if you’re looking for a system that will work for you and support your GTD practice, this is a great overview of many different task apps. Click to listen to the full Task [...]

[...] Series Level 1: Fundamentals Course.  Don’t miss your chance to see him live and start your GTD practice! [...]