Are you struggling to finish tasks or finding that they take longer than expected? Learn why having a clear definition of what “done” looks like can save you time, boost your focus, and help you get things off your to-do list faster. We share practical tips on how to set specific goals, time constraints, and focus on the minimum effective effort to get things done without overcomplicating them. Tune in for this quick, actionable episode and discover how a simple shift in your approach can lead to big productivity wins! This episode is brought to you by 25X Productivity Coaching – double your personal productivity, be happier at work, and have an extra 5 hours a week of free time.

The GTD method has been around for years and is helpful for streamlining your to-do list. If you feel overwhelmed by how much you have to do, this will help you start doing it.

Your Ideal Week is what your perfect week would look like if you could control 100% of what happens. Watch this video for best practices when using the Ideal...

From the archives: Kelly Forrester and David Allen talk about pointers and tips, and where can you start, when it comes to learning GTD.

David Allen offers this reminder that you can be smarter than your mind by capturing, clarifying, and organizing your thoughts.

Make sure your lists are complete, that every actionable item has the very next action identified, and only put items that cannot be done any other day on your calendar.

David Allen talks about capturing into your physical in-tray.

David Allen talks about the three Cs of effective systems — Consistent, Current, and Context-driven. …………………………………………………. https://gettingthingsdone.com https://gtdconnect.com…

I've been thinking a lot lately about my work. One of the advantages of journaling is that it gives you a way to check in with yourself and find out what's on your mind. Sometimes that feedback isn't all positive. A few months ago, I went back and read several journal entries. What surprised me most

The last piece of the Summer Challenge is about making all the habits work via the review process.

INSIGHTS Capture into your in-tray Please note: If you do not see the video player, you will need to

INSIGHTS Step 5: Engage Please note: If you do not see the video player, you will need to

INSIGHTS Step 4: Reflect Please note: If you do not see the video player, you will need to

INSIGHTS Step 3: Organize Please note: If you do not see the video player, you will need to

INSIGHTS Step 2: Clarify Please note: If you do not see the video player, you will need to

INSIGHTS Step 1: Capture Please note: If you do not see the video player, you will need to

INSIGHTS The 5 Steps of GTD® Please note: If you do not see the video player, you will need to

The first of several times I attended college, I came upon a realization: No one is watching me! They don’t know where I AM! I immediately hid out in the library for days and days. No one ever questioned where I was. I was king of my own world. And […]

Reading research articles the #GTD way, by @RobertTalbert #edd703 #cuiedd

Oogie McGuire is a shepherdess to a flock of Black Welsh Mountain sheep …

Getting Things Done, or GTD, is one of the most popular productivity systems on the planet, and for a good reason — it helps you be on top of your tasks and obligations by getting them out of your overloaded brain and into your trusted system, so you can focus on execution, not juggling. In […]