BlogFlockStill think there’s a “right” way to do GTD?
Workflow Coaching GTD Focus
This week’s resources are all about meeting you exactly where you are in your GTD journey. Whether you’re brand new or fine-tuning your system, these resources will help you ditch the myths and reconnect with what really…
Over the past eleven years, people from more than 90 countries have joined Learn OmniFocus, and our online community continues to thrive. While our community spans a wide range of cultures and professions, we all share one commonality: we all…
Begin GTD with the easiest Weekly Review
Workflow Coaching GTD Focus
Feeling overwhelmed by GTD? Start small.
When you’re new to Getting Things Done®, even the Weekly Review can feel like too much. That’s why GTD Coach Meg Edwards created this beginner-friendly video series.
In the first three episodes, she…
Is your system still working for you?
Workflow Coaching GTD Focus
A trusted system isn’t something you build once and leave untouched. As your life, tools, and priorities shift, your GTD system should evolve with you.
This week, we explore how to refine and adapt your system so it works…
Calendar habits that put you back in the driver’s seat
Workflow Coaching GTD Focus
Whether you’re flying through your week or barely keeping up, GTD is designed to meet you where you’re at. This week’s resources focus on small but powerful calendar habits that help you shift from reactive to…
Ignoring next actions on secondarily important actions and projects because you are too busy and concerned with urgent things fosters continual crisis management.
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When home stops feeling like home
Workflow Coaching GTD Focus
Working remotely sounds great, until the lines get blurred. Eventually “home” no longer feels like a place of reprieve.
Whether you’re conducting Zoom meetings from your kitchen table or trying to manage your family’s daily affairs, these resources show you…
Seeing kids light up as they gain control over their world made me wonder—what if every student had access to these skills? Imagine growing up with GTD as second nature.
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The problem with most people's system is that the calendar is the only list they trust, and more than 95% of what they really need to keep track of is not a set of appointments but all the things to be done in between them.
The post The One List…
Come back to the purpose of your lists. Are they creating freedom and expansive thinking?
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