At some point in nearly every seminar, someone will say some version of the following: ‘Okay, this all makes sense. I can see that GTD is the way that I should be working, but I’ll need a lot of discipline to keep it up’. Implicit in this message is that they have some prior experience [...]
James Layfield, CEO of Central, talks about his experience of the GTD: Mastering Workflow seminar, held at the London Hilton Park Lane, on November 30, 2011. Kindly note that this video has been taken by a hand-held camera at the venue and so the video quality is not high.
Linda Roser is our new business administrator. Originally from Germany, Linda has a Bachelor’s degree in international business and has traveled widely including in the United States where she grew up. She has a passion for acting, film and production. She will be working closely with Todd and Ed on keeping us ahead of the curve, and [...]
A terrific interview on a wide-range of Getting Things Done (GTD) and productivity best practices. Todd talks about challenges people face today and how GTD can help. Recorded by Monocle radio, November 30 2011.
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Kevin Eyres, former European MD of LinkedIn, talks about the benefits of GTD in helping us get the right things done.
David Allen, author of Getting Things Done, talks from his office about getting back in the productive state after a business trip.
Every senior executive I’ve ever coached, without exception, has at least one (and usually several) key projects hung up and bottlenecked at him/her, simply because it requires a decision about something and there’s no clarity about what action is needed to move forward on making that decision.
In this video, Todd Brown speaks at the Oslo GTD gathering earlier this year about Falling off the GTD Bandwagon: how to know you have fallen off, and what to do about it.
