by Todd Brown
In this episode, Robert and Todd are joined by a special guest, Blanka Petyusne Szecsenyi, to discuss how a GTD practice translates to home life and balancing everything between work and personal. watch time: 26 mins Subscribe to the Podcast 0:00:00.0 Todd Brown:...
by Todd Brown
watch time: 7:15 mins If you’re feeling overwhelmed or stressed out at work, here are 3 tips to help you manage and quickly reduce that stress, based on the GTD...
by Adrian Schilling
watch time: 6:18 mins Everyone uses a calendar these days, so here is a tip to reduce stress and help you manage your time and work more...
by James Harwood
watch time: 5:30 mins Perhaps you have heard of Getting Things Done® before – or perhaps you haven’t. Here we break down just why it’s the tool to help your employee performance and overall work-life...
by guest
Author: Denis Spiers est. reading time: 3:19 mins We have entered a wild world of uncertainty and ambiguity. Now, I’m a firm believer in the power of learning and the ability to adjust, just like the great Leonardo da Vinci said, “Learning never exhausts...
by Todd Brown
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...
by Miles Seecharan
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...
by Todd Brown
In this week’s podcast episode Robert and Todd discuss how to deal with the people in your life who do not follow GTD principles as part of their work-life balance.
by Robert Peake
In today’s podcast episode, Todd and Robert discuss the lighter side of life, and the GTD® practice.
by Blanka Petyusne Szecsenyi
Do you put on a load as soon as there are enough dirty clothes or do you wait until you run out of clean clothes? Do you do things when you can or when the red alert is flashing that the final deadline is right here? Consider your laundry basket as a Next Actions List...
by Miles Seecharan
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...
by Todd Brown
In our latest podcast episode, Todd and Robert discuss how long it takes to learn GTD and the fact that this is a journey.
by Edward Lamont
“That’s too expensive for us.” We’d been talking about offering our services to her people, and the remark caught me a bit off-guard. She was the CEO of a decent sized business, who had just finished rhapsodizing about the benefits she’d been getting from using GTD®...
by Edward Lamont
It always starts small, and – in the beginning – it always makes sense: “I’ll just stay here over lunch to take care of some things I didn’t get done this morning”, or “ I’ll stay a bit later to work on that report for tomorrow”, or – more and more – “I’ll use a bit...
by Todd Brown
We discuss how Getting Things Done® (GTD®) has helped Alwyn Jones, CFO of Monzo bank, navigate career transitions, adapt to new environments and cope with the COVID world. [music] 00:05 Todd Brown: Hello, everyone, and welcome to another Change Your Game with GTD...
by Miles Seecharan
One night in the Autumn of 1967 an up-and-coming black comedian walked onstage at the Aladdin Hotel in Las Vegas on the biggest night of his life then froze. Eventually, after standing in silence for some time, staring back at the affluent white audience, he leaned...
by Edward Lamont
There was a time when discipline and willpower were seen as the keys to making the consistent behavioural changes that would lead to success. Implicit in that belief was the idea that success was linked to your inner strength – your ability to get yourself to do...
by Robert Peake
Veteran Getting Things Done® (GTD®) coach Robert Peake reflects back on how he first got started with the methodology, and what it has taught him by using it all day, every day, for the past 20 years.
by guest
Daniel Glaser is crossing America on a Winston Churchill Fellowship (www.wcmt.org.uk) exploring what the fears and promise of AI reveal about human nature. Snapshot from my life: it is mid-afternoon, and I’m trying to decide on whether to offer myself the treat...
by Edward Lamont
In five weeks’ time, 1500 of the worlds most interested – and interesting – GTDers will congregate in Amsterdam for the GTD® Summit. I was privileged to be in the room at the last one 10 years ago in San Francisco, and am thrilled to be moderating a panel on GTD’s...
by Gundula Welti
At a certain point in the biology curriculum here in France, pupils learn about the curious behaviour of frogs. Given where they have grown up, the pupils know a fair amount about the topic already of course, but in biology class they learn more specifically about the...
by Miles Seecharan
In a couple of days I’ll wave goodbye to my daughter. As my eldest child, she’s the first to head off to university and after that we’ll be separated by a long day of driving to East Anglia, much of it staring at the featureless flatlands of Lincolnshire or stuck...
by Edward Lamont
You know how sometimes recently the world seems to be upside down? Well for most of last weekend my world was upside down, and I’m not talking about the geo-political farrago that is our daily fare of late. I was in fact upside down, learning to do a free-standing...
by Miles Seecharan
The email intrigued me somewhat. Not its content but its timing, as it had been sent at the crack of dawn on a Sunday morning. The message, in reply to a speculative sales email I’d sent, said: “Thanks, but we don’t need GTD® here.” “Au contraire”, I thought,...