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 Robert Peake
watch time: 14 mins. If you are taking on a new role or want to make sure the leaders in your organisation are as effective as possible, this video will provide 3 essential tips for becoming a better...
by Todd Brown
In this podcast episode, Todd and Robert discuss what it means to have a comprehensive system and what the benefits are.
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 Robert Peake
In today’s podcast episode, Robert and Todd discuss creating more focus at the start of the new year, to help you achieve more with less stress.
by Robert Peake
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...
by James Harwood
E-mail management is an important part of of working more efficiently – but is there more you could be doing to truly improve your...
by Robert Peake
A simple key to increasing your own effectiveness, whether you are an avid GTD® user or not (yet) – start with the end in...
by James Harwood
When we all started with GTD® we had to build our GTD system from scratch. This meant that you, like everyone, had to spend a lot of time with Capturing all your stuff, then Clarifying and Organising this into your tool of choice. These first three steps can therefore...
by James Harwood
This blog is shaped by the fact we are in Mental Health Awareness Month. I was struck when I attended the 2019 MadWorld Summit, by their memorable event tag line: “We all have Mental Health”. I’m reminded of this when I’m explaining to people about Horizon 2: Areas of...
by James Harwood
Don’t you find it odd, that although nearly everyone has grasped the fact that using a calendar is a useful way to organise their time-based commitments and they use one regularly, including sending invites, syncing them between their computers and phones, checking...
by Monika Danner
Monika Danner has worked in corporate HR and leadership roles for more than 15 years. She has been a GTD® practitioner since 2014 and works as a certified GTD trainer for Next Action Partners in Germany. My personal Covid journey is marked by entering the world of...
by Todd Brown
Welcome back to GTD® from the Top. In this series I’m aiming to distil the core ideas behind the Getting Things Done® methodology into easily digestible bites. I’m hoping that you’ll use this series to reflect on how GTD might better help you or your organisation to...
by Robert Peake
We have all accumulated bad habits, and we hate to say it, but your to-do list is probably one of them. The good thing is, you can change that. Getting Things Done® (GTD®) veteran and world-class productivity expert, Robert Peake, gives you 5 ways to transform your...
by James Harwood
At the start of this Covid time, there were many GTD® articles about reviewing your Higher Horizons. Suddenly the Projects you thought would be your focus for the coming months were on hold and Next Actions needed to be moved to new lists with names like ‘post...
by Miles Seecharan
Hands up if you’re looking forward to the resumption of your commute…? Despite the fact that it’s April Fools’ day as this blog goes to press, it’s not a trick question. The commute gets a bad rap in popular culture, its imagery that of monstrous tailbacks on the M25...
by Edward Lamont
Fasten your seatbelts. We are almost a quarter of the way into the year, and so far it looks like another odd one. Global pandemics and political shenanigans aside, the first months of a new year have always offered an opportunity for making long-desired changes. Or...
by Edward Lamont
2020 was a great year! 2020 was a terrible year! It was both, of course, depending on what I’m choosing to look at in the year. For me it felt like a very challenging year as we went through it. Endless uncertainty, non-stop reports of human tragedy, and inconsistent,...
by Todd Brown
Welcome back to GTD® From the Top, a blog series in which I’m distilling the core ideas from David Allen’s Getting Things Done® methodology into a blog-sized narrative. For those of you who are experienced GTDers, I’m hoping I’ll provide some insights and new ways of...
by Edward Lamont
“I think I might need to go back into therapy.” Close to tears, my friend was clearly in a bad place. “I’ve been having huge problems at work, and I feel like something really bad is about to happen.” She’d called me out of the blue, close to the end of her tether....
by Todd Brown
Welcome back to GTD® from the Top, a blog series in which I’m distilling the core ideas from David Allen’s Getting Things Done® methodology into a blog-sized narrative. For those of you who are experienced GTDers, I’m hoping I’ll provide some insights and new ways of...
by Todd Brown
It’s been a while since I did a written blog (most of my blogs these days are of the video variety), but I’ve got a big topic here and it doesn’t boil down into a five-minute film. What I’m going to try to do in this series is distill my knowledge and experience of...
by Miles Seecharan
I try to be furious every day. This might seem like an unexpected admission from a coach in the art of stress-free productivity but, don’t worry, Furious is a person rather than the description of a frothing meltdown. Jason ‘Furious’ Styles was a character played by...