The Most Adamant GTD® Sceptics Are GTDers.

The Most Adamant GTD® Sceptics Are GTDers.

est. reading time: 3:28 mins Practice Getting Things Done (GTD®) for long enough, deliver training about it for long enough, and you get accustomed to a lot of repeating questions/problems – What’s the best tool? Why not just do ‘x’? How do I get my husband/boss/child...
Inbox Zero Or Zeroing Inboxes?

Inbox Zero Or Zeroing Inboxes?

est. reading time: 6:45 mins Part of our training as GTD® trainers is to help our delegates get to zero and experience firsthand what it is like to have no more backlog. What seemed to me to be the most exciting part of the training often appeared to the delegates to...
GTD® – A Simple Series Of Yes Or No

GTD® – A Simple Series Of Yes Or No

est. reading time: 6 mins Starting with “No” In the process of implementing GTD® one of the first things people start to appreciate is the context list. The way all tasks can be captured when they come up and have every next action clarified and organised, but instead...
GTD® And Anti-fragility (Video Podcast)

GTD® And Anti-fragility (Video Podcast)

In this episode, Robert and Todd discuss the latest controversial topic of anti-fragility and how it relates to your GTD® practice. watch time: 29 mins Subscribe to the Podcast [music] 0:00:05.4 Robert Peake: Welcome everyone to another Change Your Game with GTD...
Which You Are You Right Now?

Which You Are You Right Now?

watch time: 4:49 mins We cannot operate at our best at all times, but have you paid enough attention to this when it comes to your work? Todd shares some great insights into getting the most out of your work life balance and being as efficient as...
Sing When You’re Winning

Sing When You’re Winning

est. reading time: 7 mins “Are you winning, Miles?” The person asking is a burly, retired Mancunian who owns the plot next to mine at the allotment. He has a penchant for crooning ballads at the top of his voice as he cultivates the cabbages, cauliflowers...
Is GTD® a cult?

Is GTD® a cult?

est. reading time: 4.5 mins Recently I was teaching GTD® to a group of about 20 people in London and the question that one of them asked made me laugh out loud; “Is GTD a cult?” After taking a few moments to collect myself, but still chuckling, I did a...
How To Avoid Burnout At Work

How To Avoid Burnout At Work

Burnout has become a very common term and today we are tackling how you can avoid burnout for yourself and your team or organisation. What can you do and why does more software actually make it worse?

Lifesaver!  A GTD® Guest Blog By An NHS Doctor

Lifesaver! A GTD® Guest Blog By An NHS Doctor

Est. Reading time: 4 minutes All too frequently in recent times, in the newspapers and on the nightly news, we’ve become accustomed to seeing images of exhausted NHS doctors at the peak of stress and overwhelm. However, those images are unlikely to be of Dr Mark...
The Top Tip For Handling Change At Work

The Top Tip For Handling Change At Work

It can be overwhelming when you are faced with change at work – whether it is new and more responsibilities or new people. But there is one tip, a great exercise, in order to handle this well and help you get through it with clarity and less...
From Quietly Quitting To Simply Stopping

From Quietly Quitting To Simply Stopping

The weather wasn’t the only thing that was especially hot this Summer; so was the debate on social media as #QuietQuitting went viral and raged like a forest fire. ‘Quiet quitting’ is a phrase coined in a TikTok video that argued for an end to the kind of endemic...