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Podcast: David Allen - The Origins of GTD

Coach Kelly Forrister interviews David Allen about the origins of GTD. You'll hear how David learned the core concepts of GTD, such as projects, next actions and the tickler. Click here to listen now or click here to download. (mp3, 11:13). For access to all previous podcasts, check out our complete podcast feed. <!-- -->




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Member Exclusive: The Origins Of GTD

Coach Kelly Forrister interviews David Allen about the origins of GTD. You'll hear how David learned the core concepts of GTD, such as projects, next actions and the tickler.

GTD Times: Playing Inbox Shuffle

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Member Exclusive: The Shop => Waiting For Response

Hello everybody,

i sent two support requests regarding questions with the davico.com shop and never received any answer. Anybody facing the same "problem"?

Maybe somebody from david´s team reads this and decides to answer
:)

Member Exclusive: Cool Electronic Labeler (Brother PT-2430 PC)

I remember when Marian Bateman (our great GTD coach) gave me my Brother labeler in Ojai some 4 years ago. I'd just started with David Allen and received my box of GTD Gear - labeler, notetaker wallet, travel folders, etc.

Not being a naturally organized person (raging ENFP in Myers-Briggs), I ...

Member Exclusive: The Gap

Kelly,

This is one area where I see a lot of newbies getting confused. It also seems to disagree with some of David's other advice--specifically, that all the thinking needs to be done before you hit the runway.

Ideally for me, I'd list ALL of the actions on a Mindmap or something else and th...

Member Exclusive: Minding The Gap

When I was first learning GTD, I remember it took me a while to grok the gap between project outcomes (the finish line) and next actions (what's next). Where do those go? How do I not lose them? What gets me back to them? I recall asking David one day, "What reminds you to buy that plane ticket for...

GTD Times: The Evolution of a GTD Workspace

GTD Times recently had a post requesting that people share pics of their workspaces that had been inspired by Getting Things Done.  I contacted the Editor and she graciously suggested that I write up a little post about the evolution of my workspace and my GTD practice.

When I set up my very first home office I was so excited about Getting Things Done. I had just read the book and was looking forward to using the techniques to start moving forward on my goals and dreams, things that I had in a

Member Exclusive: Blackberry Hotkeys

In the options on the call screen turn off Dial from home screen and you can then use these hot keys from the home screen:
M Messages (Inbox)
C Compose
L Calendar
A Address Book
T Tasks
B BlackBerry Web Browser
D MemoPad
F Profiles
H Help
K Keyboard Lock
O Options screen
R Alarm
I...

Member Exclusive: Idea: Energy Lines For Teams

I was reading an article at Behance about energy lines and thought this visual was an interesting idea that might apply to my own world.

Anyone working with something like this?