GTD Gems

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Celebrating the 25th anniversary of Getting Things Done, this weekly series features Meg Edwards, a Certified GTD Coach Master Trainer with over 26 years of experience, reflecting on the enduring ideas from David Allen’s work. Drawing from Getting Things Done, Ready for Anything, and Making It All Work, each episode explores timeless GTD “gems” that invite reflection, insight, and renewed perspective.

  1. 1日前

    3 Ways to Stop Breaking Promises to Yourself

    GTD coach Meg Edwards unpacks one of David Allen's most powerful ideas: your stress and feelings of guilt isn't coming from having too much to do, it's coming from broken agreements with yourself. Drawing from Chapter 11 of Getting Things Done, page 244, Meg breaks down why this distinction matters and what to do about it. What You'll Learn in This Episode:  👉 Why "too much to do" is never the source of your anxiety  👉 The three ways to resolve any agreement: don't make it, complete it, or renegotiate it  👉 How your weekly review can rebuild trust with yourself Timestamps:  00:00:03 Meg's Intro: The Gem of Agreements  00:00:19 David Allen on Broken Agreements (Ch. 11, p. 244)  00:01:16 Why Broken Agreements Cause Anxiety  00:02:21 Three Ways to Resolve a Broken Agreement  00:03:23 Weekly Review: Getting Current, Wrap-Up & Resources ▶️ Watch the full GTD Gems playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRH9fEmS3ZFu5YBGGEdIg6ZKJtvhR2STp 🔔 Subscribe and hit the notification bell to catch every episode. 💭 Reflection question: How are you doing with agreements with yourself that involve other people? 🌐 Explore GTD coaching programs and resources: gtdfocus.com  📩 Email us at info@gtdfocus.com Follow Us on Social:  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gtdfocus/ 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/gtdfocus/ 🐦 Twitter: https://twitter.com/gtdfocus GTD Focus is the exclusive provider of GTD® one-to-one coaching in the U.S. and Canada. Our coaches have logged tens of thousands of hours helping leaders, creatives, and professionals bring clarity and control to their commitments. For more GTD resources, visit gettingthingsdone.com or subscribe to David Allen's YouTube channel. #GettingThingsDone #Productivity #Agreements

  2. 8月31日

    What's Got Your Attention Right Now?

    GTD coach Meg Edwards reads from chapter 1 of David Allen's Ready for Anything, unpacking the "mind like water" concept he borrowed from years of studying karate. She traces how that idea shaped her own path into GTD, and how the Weekly Review still brings her back to that steady state today. What You'll Learn in This Episode: 👉 Why David Allen says people don't need more discipline, they need a disciplined approach 👉 What "mind like water" means, and why overreacting to the incoming is a sign worth acting on 👉 How a weekly mind sweep helps you get current and pivot faster, personally and professionally Timestamps: 00:00:00 – David Allen On Mind Like Water 00:02:03 – Waiting To Overreact 00:03:02 – Ready For Anything: Learning To Pivot 00:04:07 – The Weekly Review Mind Sweep ▶️ Watch the full GTD Gems playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRH9fEmS3ZFu5YBGGEdIg6ZKJtvhR2STp 🔔 Subscribe and hit the notification bell to catch every episode. 💭 Reflection question: What's got your attention today? 🌐 Explore GTD coaching programs and resources: gtdfocus.com 📩 Email us at info@gtdfocus.com Follow Us on Social: 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gtdfocus/ 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/gtdfocus/ 🐦 Twitter: https://twitter.com/gtdfocus GTD Focus is the exclusive provider of GTD® one-to-one coaching in the U.S. and Canada. Our coaches have logged tens of thousands of hours helping leaders, creatives, and professionals bring clarity and control to their commitments. For more GTD resources, visit gettingthingsdone.com or subscribe to David Allen's YouTube channel. #GettingThingsDone #MindLikeWater #WeeklyReview

  3. 8月24日

    Capture Every Conversation With One Simple GTD List.

    GTD coach Meg Edwards digs into what she considered two of the most valuable lists in your GTD system: Agendas and Waiting For.  What You'll Learn in This Episode: 👉 The difference between a Next Actions list and an Agenda list 👉 How to organize and close the loop after any conversation 👉 The three-part structure that makes a Waiting For list super useful Timestamps: 00:00:03 – Meg Introduces Agendas & Waiting For 00:01:05 – Why You Need an Agenda List 00:01:50 – Naming Your List & Closing the Loop After Conversations 00:03:06 – The Three-Part Waiting For List 00:04:47 – Real-Life Lessons & GTD Resources ▶️ Watch the full GTD Gems playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRH9fEmS3ZFu5YBGGEdIg6ZKJtvhR2STp 🔔 Subscribe and hit the notification bell to catch every episode. 💭 Reflection question: Have you let your Agendas and Waiting For lists drift? What's one conversation, or one thing you're waiting on right now, that needs to go on the list today? 🌐 Explore GTD coaching programs and resources: gtdfocus.com 📩 Email us at info@gtdfocus.com Follow Us on Social: 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gtdfocus/ 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/gtdfocus/ 🐦 Twitter: https://twitter.com/gtdfocus GTD Focus is the exclusive provider of GTD® one-to-one coaching in the U.S. and Canada. Our coaches have logged tens of thousands of hours helping leaders, creatives, and professionals bring clarity and control to their commitments. For more GTD resources, visit gettingthingsdone.com or subscribe to David Allen's YouTube channel. #GettingThingsDone #Productivity #GTDCoaching

  4. 8月22日

    Are You Overcommitted or Just Misaligned?

    GTD coach Meg Edwards steps back from the higher horizons to revisit  a foundational GTD truth — that stress doesn't come from having too  much to do, but from infinite possibilities and misaligned commitments.  Meg shares a personal story about recalibrating two major areas of  focus and how the weekly review helped her catch it before it became  overwhelming. What You'll Learn in This Episode: 👉 Why stress comes from infinite possibilities, not too much to do 👉 How to recalibrate when your commitments outgrow your available  time and energy 👉 Why the weekly review is the best place to catch misalignment  before it becomes overwhelm Timestamps: 00:00 Intro & Going Back to the Basics 00:46 David Allen on Too Much to Handle 01:44 The Secret: How You Engage, Not What You Do 02:04 Meg's Garden and Family Story 04:58 Wrap-Up & Getting Back in the Driver's Seat ▶️ Watch the full GTD Gems playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRH9fEmS3ZFu5YBGGEdIg6ZKJtvhR2STp 🔔 Subscribe and hit the notification bell to catch every episode. 💭 Reflection question: Are you trying to live two or three lives in  one — and when did you last recalibrate? 🌐 Explore GTD coaching programs and resources: gtdfocus.com 📩 Email us at info@gtdfocus.com Follow Us on Social: 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gtdfocus/ 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/gtdfocus/ 🐦 Twitter: https://twitter.com/gtdfocus GTD Focus is the exclusive provider of GTD® one-to-one coaching in the  U.S. and Canada. Our coaches have logged tens of thousands of hours  helping leaders, creatives, and professionals bring clarity and control  to their commitments. For more GTD resources, visit gettingthingsdone.com or subscribe to  David Allen's YouTube channel. #GettingThingsDone #Productivity #GTDCoaching #WeeklyReview #Overwhelm

  5. 8月10日

    The GTD Horizon That Answers "Why Does Any of This Matter?"

    GTD coach Meg Edwards explores the highest horizon in the GTD  framework — horizon 5, purpose and principles — and shares personal  stories about how fleshing out this level changed the way she makes  decisions in both her personal and professional life.  Featuring readings from Getting Things Done and David Allen's Making It All Work. What You'll Learn in This Episode: 👉 What David Allen means by purpose and principles — and why it's the  ultimate job description 👉 Why you often don't know your principles until someone violates them 👉 How to use this horizon as ballast when you face tough choices Timestamps: 00:00 Intro & What Is Horizon 5: Purpose and Principles 00:27 David Allen on the Big Picture View 02:59 How to Know When to Revisit Purpose and Principles 04:55 Meg's Personal Purpose and Principles Story 06:29 Wrap-Up & The Full GTD Framework ▶️ Watch the full GTD Gems playlist:  https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRH9fEmS3ZFu5YBGGEdIg6ZKJtvhR2STp Our Five Horizons Program: https://gtdfocus.com/five-horizons-program/ 🔔 Subscribe and hit the notification bell to catch every episode. 💭 Reflection question: Do you know what your principles are — or would  you only recognize them if someone violated them? 🌐 Explore GTD coaching programs and resources: gtdfocus.com 📩 Email us at info@gtdfocus.com Follow Us on Social: 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gtdfocus/ 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/gtdfocus/ 🐦 Twitter: https://twitter.com/gtdfocus GTD Focus is the exclusive provider of GTD® one-to-one coaching in the  U.S. and Canada. Our coaches have logged tens of thousands of hours  helping leaders, creatives, and professionals bring clarity and control  to their commitments. For more GTD resources, visit gettingthingsdone.com or subscribe to  David Allen's YouTube channel. #GettingThingsDone #Productivity #GTDCoaching #Purpose #Principles

  6. 8月3日

    The GTD Level That Changes How You See the Present

    GTD coach Meg Edwards explores the vision level of the horizons of  focus — horizon 4 — and shares a deeply personal story about what  happens when you lose sight of your own vision, and what it takes to  get it back.  Featuring readings from Getting Things Done and David Allen's "Making It All Work." What You'll Learn in This Episode: 👉 The difference between the goals level and the vision level in GTD 👉 David Allen's "great secret" about goals and vision that many people  overlook 👉 Why revisiting your vision level changes how you show up in the  present Timestamps: 00:00 Intro & What Is the Vision Level 01:05 David Allen on Vision: 3 to 5 Years Out 02:13 The Great Secret About Goals and Vision 02:59 Meg's Personal Vision Story 05:19 Wrap-Up & Working All the Horizons ▶️ Watch the full GTD Gems playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRH9fEmS3ZFu5YBGGEdIg6ZKJtvhR2STp Vision and Refocus Program: https://gtdfocus.com/vision-and-refocus-program/ 🔔 Subscribe and hit the notification bell to catch every episode. 💭 Reflection question: How far into the future can you clearly see  yourself right now? 🌐 Explore GTD coaching programs and resources: gtdfocus.com 📩 Email us at info@gtdfocus.com Follow Us on Social: 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gtdfocus/ 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/gtdfocus/ 🐦 Twitter: https://twitter.com/gtdfocus GTD Focus is the exclusive provider of GTD® one-to-one coaching in the  U.S. and Canada. Our coaches have logged tens of thousands of hours  helping leaders, creatives, and professionals bring clarity and control  to their commitments. For more GTD resources, visit gettingthingsdone.com or subscribe to  David Allen's YouTube channel. #GettingThingsDone #Productivity #GTDCoaching #Vision #HorizonsOfFocus

  7. 7月27日

    Why Setting More Goals Might Be the Wrong Move Right Now

    GTD coach Meg Edwards explores the goals level of the horizons of  focus and makes a case for why setting new goals before you have  control of your everyday world can actually work against you.  Featuring a reading from chapter 8 of Getting Things Done. What You'll Learn in This Episode: 👉 Why GTD takes a bottom up approach before tackling goals and vision 👉 What David Allen says about setting goals before you're ready 👉 How getting control of the lower horizons naturally opens up the  higher ones Timestamps: 00:00 Intro & What Are Goals in GTD 01:00 Why You Need the Lower Horizons First 01:47 David Allen on Goals and the Bigger Picture 04:17 Meg's Personal Story 05:53 Wrap-Up & The Bottom Up Approach ▶️ Watch the full GTD Gems playlist:  https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRH9fEmS3ZFu5YBGGEdIg6ZKJtvhR2STp Vision and Refocus Program: https://gtdfocus.com/vision-and-refocus-program/ 🔔 Subscribe and hit the notification bell to catch every episode. 💭 Reflection question: Do you need more goals right now — or do you  need more comfort with the ones you've already put in motion? 🌐 Explore GTD coaching programs and resources: gtdfocus.com 📩 Email us at info@gtdfocus.com Follow Us on Social: 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gtdfocus/ 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/gtdfocus/ 🐦 Twitter: https://twitter.com/gtdfocus GTD Focus is the exclusive provider of GTD® one-to-one coaching in the  U.S. and Canada. Our coaches have logged tens of thousands of hours  helping leaders, creatives, and professionals bring clarity and control  to their commitments. For more GTD resources, visit gettingthingsdone.com or subscribe to  David Allen's YouTube channel. #GettingThingsDone #Productivity #GTDCoaching #Goals #HorizonsOfFocus

  8. 7月20日

    How to Think About Your Work on Six Different Levels

    GTD coach Meg Edwards introduces the Higher Horizons of Focus and  shares the fascinating story of how David Allen first discovered the  six-level framework — including the Wall Street executive whose  schedule problem turned out to be about something much more important.  Featuring a reading from David Allen's "Making It All Work," chapter 2. What You'll Learn in This Episode: 👉 The origin story behind David Allen's Six Horizons of Focus 👉 Why thinking on all six levels leads to better prioritization 👉 How companies and individuals use the horizons differently, and  what often gets missed Timestamps: 00:00 Intro & the Six Horizons of Focus 01:37 How David Allen Discovered the Horizons 03:06 The Wall Street Executive Story 04:56 How the Six Horizons Work Together 06:52 Wrap-Up & Are You Thinking on All Six Levels? ▶️ Watch the full GTD Gems playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRH9fEmS3ZFu5YBGGEdIg6ZKJtvhR2STp Vision & Refocus Program: https://gtdfocus.com/vision-and-refocus-program/ 🔔 Subscribe and hit the notification bell to catch every episode. 💭 Reflection question: Which of the six horizons are you  neglecting right now — the higher ones or the lower ones? 🌐 Explore GTD coaching programs and resources: gtdfocus.com 📩 Email us at info@gtdfocus.com Follow Us on Social: 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gtdfocus/ 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/gtdfocus/ 🐦 Twitter: https://twitter.com/gtdfocus GTD Focus is the exclusive provider of GTD® one-to-one coaching in the  U.S. and Canada. Our coaches have logged tens of thousands of hours  helping leaders, creatives, and professionals bring clarity and control  to their commitments. For more GTD resources, visit gettingthingsdone.com or subscribe to  David Allen's YouTube channel. #GettingThingsDone #Productivity #GTDCoaching

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Celebrating the 25th anniversary of Getting Things Done, this weekly series features Meg Edwards, a Certified GTD Coach Master Trainer with over 26 years of experience, reflecting on the enduring ideas from David Allen’s work. Drawing from Getting Things Done, Ready for Anything, and Making It All Work, each episode explores timeless GTD “gems” that invite reflection, insight, and renewed perspective.

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    GTD Focus
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    26年
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