How do you use GTD when on vacation? Or after? ..or.. at all?
Listen to this episode to learn more about how Morten & Lars use GTD when on vacation:
– Which parts of GTD they use?
– Do they still do their weekly reviews?
– What about after your vacation – how do you get back up and running?

It’s the last episode before our summer break and this is a special one!
This episode contains a longer interview recorded for GTD Connect® members. In this episode, you will hear from Getting Things Done® (GTD) author David Allen and three trainers from our global network, to discuss how GTD can help to reduce burnout.

“This is just for managing stuff at work” is a common thought when first coming across GTD. But the practices are just as applicable for everything else going on in your life, including hobbies and chores!

“Are there any Youtube videos/articles that provide a complete example for a tiny project?” was a question Lars struggled to answer on Reddit. So we decided to make an episode of it!

What does a horrible GTD system look like? Does that actually even exist?

From either a misunderstanding of the GTD best practices, or perhaps just a step on your GTD journey you haven’t yet reached, Morten and Lars have come across many different “horrible” systems, such as:

How could you use GTD to achieve your fitness goals?

Listener Thomas Novak wrote to us recently asking about just this, which is a great topic and timely for those who might have experienced some pandemic weight gains.

You have just 1 minute to get more productive? Then meet Justin Hale!

What does a transition from one business to another look like for a GTD?

As a manager for musicians in Denmark, Michael Vitten Carlsson’s business was hit hard by Covid-19. With shows being cancelled and no clear end in sight, a shorter and shorter projects list put him in a tough spot – where do I go from here?

GTD’ers never procrastinate! Or do they..?

Perhaps you even procrastinate on parts of GTD?

As a student, GTD is extremely valuable for staying on top of your world. What are some good tips for GTD students?