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David Allen on Getting It All Done This content from: Duct Tape Marketing Marketing podcast with David Allen (Click to listen, right click and Save As to download subscribe now via iTunes Getting all the stuff you ve got to manage done as a business owner, might be the greatest challenge of all. Then of course all the new social media stuff comes along and the job of managing it all just got tougher. It seems, to some at least, that monitoring, managing, engaging and following is a full time job. I ve always been a big fan of David Allen s Getting Things Done (GTD), but I think we may need his simple system for collecting, doing, delegating and deferring more than ever. I spent a few minutes chatting with David for this episode of the Duct Tape Marketing podcast and if you re one of those feeling a little overwhelmed these days I suggest you start with by grabbing Getting Things Done and then work your way up to his latest Making It All Work. You can get David s products and books at his Davidco site There are so many layers to David s work that I have found people who have changed their lives by adhering to the 2 minutes or less principle while others have developed a deep sense of vision for their business because they ve cleared the clutter for the first time. In this podcast we cover: Components of the GTD system Tools for GTD Using the GTD system in an organization De-cluttering to move forward About Making It All Work: Winning at the Game of Work and the Business of Life How to get involved with GTD Related Posts:David Allen and GTD on the DTM PodcastDavid Allen Live on Duct Tape MarketingTime can't be managed, it just isWhat would the perfect business day look like?Review the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast Like this post? Share it with others

What would it be like to learn GTD as kid? How would that influence your work habits and productivity? David Allen chats with Garrison Harward, one of the youngest people we've ever coached, who essentially grew up on GTD. Click here to listen now or click here to download. (mp3, 10:49)

David Allen and his technology team discuss the best practices of GTD's Collect phase. What makes a good collection tool? What do you need on-the-go? At home? Hear David's tips & tricks on this key phase of the the GTD system. Click here to listen now or click here to download. (mp3, 34:37) Related Links: Master GTD on GTD Connect Discuss podcast on GTD Times

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David Allen, author of "Getting Things Done," one of the best-selling productivity books of all times joins Robert Scoble to talk about the future of work and how to make the most of productivity while minimizing stress. Allen also talks about his upcoming GTD Summit.

Questions for Consideration: Do you feel stress about whether or not you can 'Git 'r Done'? In you work life (and home life), how do you ensure that you 'Get Things Done'? Do you have a system for collecting and organizing your 'To Do' items by context? Related Websites: Easy Task Manager I Want Sandy Getting Things Done (David Allen) 43 Folders (Merlin Mann's Productivity Hacks) Subscribe to Teacher 2.0 on iTunes http://thecleversheep.com Contact: Rodd Lucier via thecleversheep@gmail.com Licensing: Teacher 2.0 is licensed under a Canadian 2.5 Noncommercial-Share Alike Creative Commons License

A week ago we talked about using a white board to organize the to do list, then make a sub-list of what to do, just for today.(Beach Walk 646) Today I fll in a few more details, and yes, as Kekoa mentioned, the work of David Allen and GTD (Getting Things Done) are part of the inspiration. Shane also gave me a Nokia N95 so I will be able to start live-streaming video! Follow me on Twitter to get notifications so you can join in.Vacation Notice: We have a lot of maintenance work to do on the site, so we are on hiatus this week. Please enjoy some of our 650 previous episodes!Hawaiian word: Ho omakakoho: prioritize

David Allen, author of the top selling Getting Things Done, (and Genius Network participant) spent 90 minutes explaining the GTD process to the 580 person bootcamp audience. In Episode #7 of the Joe Polish Podcast, you get the first 20 minutes of the presentation. You'd be surprised how much was done in that short time. Technorati Tags: getting things done, david allen, gtd, joe polish, piranha marketing