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- David Allen and Ed Lamont talk about Team: Getting Things Done with . . .
David and Ed talk about the new book, Team: Getting Things Done with Others The book is scheduled for publication in May 2024 The book is scheduled for publication in May 2024 In this recording, David and Ed share about why they wrote it, and how it can help teams of any size, whether they're comprised of colleagues at work, family members
- Getting Things Done via the iPhone
I am trying to figure out how best to use David Allan's system with my Iphone It seems perfect now that I can access the internet from anywhere and countless applications are available for productivity I use MS Outlook at work and have reasonably restricted internet but can 'send' to outside email addresses
- Covey + Allen = Wow! - Getting Things Done® Forums
In a recent podcast episode, David Allen mentioned he's teaming up with David MR Covey to market GTD In (my) ideal world, a future product service will include a hybrid of 7 Habits GTD
- Any other authors out there like David Allen?
This is just one of many of Peter Drucker's books Anyone David Allen considers to be a guru is worth my reading time The Effective Executive Revised by Peter F Drucker And along the lines of psych books, I've found this to be a valuable reference for understanding how people, including me, think, act, react, and change
- How to handle email in the GTD system - Getting Things Done® Forums
Getting Email Under Control article from David There are many more resources on GTD Connect as well, including a webinar on managing email, but the two free articles above should give you some good tactical advice If you're on Outlook, I highly recommend the GTD Outlook whitepaper There's a whole section on managing email in that too
- Weekly Review prompt lists | Getting Things Done® Forums
This is an important part of weekly reviews that is not covered enough on this forum I've often been curious about what sort of prompt lists other people might have I remember the example in David Allan's book but of course this may not be appropriate for everybody, certainly I have developed my own lists
- New to GTD and a Gmail Addict, looking for feedback
I also structure my folders the exact way David Allan does as explained in this short video Reactions: Livethedance , TesTeq , SCOTTeVESTceo and 1 other person Inhuman Artist
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