It’s time for another Listener Questions episode!
In this episode, Morten and Lars cover 3 questions regarding:
– How you manage flagged e-mails/Microsoft To Do and the Action folder
– How to communicate the value of GTD to “”non-organised”” individuals
– How to manage a midlife crisis (or other crises) with GTD

Is Getting Things Done® (GTD) still relevant in 2024 (and beyond)?
In this episode, Morten and Lars walk through why GTD is more relevant than ever, including:
– How the amount, complexity and speed of change in the world impacts your in’s
– Why clarifying your inputs is more important than ever
– Why awareness of your higher horizons is even more valuable
..and much more. Hopefully this adds perspective to your use of GTD – perhaps helpful to share with a friend who’s fallen off the GTD wagon?

Are you sometimes struggling to stick to your GTD practice?
Perhaps you’d benefit from implementing a daily checklist! Listen or watch as Morten and Lars walk through:
– Things to consider doing as you start working
– Things to consider as you’re working
– Things to consider as you leave work
..including lots of tips and tricks! And as we mention in the episode, be sure to tailor your personal checklists to your own personal needs.

Calendar and Reference systems are vital to any GTD’ers practice, so listen along as Morten and Lars walk through:
– How to use your calendar in GTD and what applications they use
– What reference systems you will likely need and what they use
– Tips and tricks for both, including shared calendars, templates
..and much more!

What tool should I use for my lists in GTD?
To learn more about that, Morten and Lars walks through some of the most commonly used tools:
– Microsoft Outlook/To Do
– Apple Reminders
– Google Tasks/Keep
..and many more! It’s a long list and we don’t know all of them in detail, so we’re looking forward to your comments on YouTube on what we’ve missed.

GTD is about personal productivity – what about organisations?
To learn more about that, we are joined by Holacracy author Brian Robertson on today’s episode! Listen to learn more about:
– What Holacracy is (and isn’t), also from a GTD’ers perspective
– What advantages would you have as a GTD’er starting with Holacracy
– Concrete tips for what you can try out in your teams, such as tactical meetings
..and much more! It’s a fun and inspiring episode, we hope you enjoy it.

For once, the purpose of an episode is NOT to help you learn GTD or become a better GTD’er :-)
This is our 100th episode! So the purpose of this podcast is the “companionship”, as described by a listener – to reflect back on the first 100, a quick quiz and to share the FANTASTIC listener texts, audio and video clips that you sent in!
Thank you so much for all the congratulations, thanks for the spending the time with us and we look forward to the next 100(0) 🙏🏻

In this episode Martin Haagen and Morten Røvik has interviewed Jason M Atwood. Jason is the CEO of the New York based SalesForce Consultancy Arkus and an avid GTDer.
He talks about his personal journey with GTD and about how they have implemented GTD into the core of Arkus.