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Skills to Achieve Stress-Free Productivity
Getting Things Done® (GTD®) Training teaches skills to increase focus, prioritize commitments, and achieve stress-free productivity. Developed by David Allen and brought to you by VitalSmarts (doing business as Crucial Learning), GTD enables greater performance, capacity, and innovation. It alleviates the feeling of overwhelm—instilling focus, clarity, and confidence.
Key skills you will learn from the Training:
- Why lack of space, not lack of time, is the key limitation
- The five steps for creating relaxed, focused control
- How to create the optimal performance state
- Best practices for achieving and maintaining high-productivity and sanity
- How to optimize personal systems for getting the most meaningful work done
GET CONTROL OVER YOUR WORKFLOW
5 simple steps that apply order to chaos:
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CAPTURE
Collect what has your attention -
CLARIFY
Process what it means -
ORGANIZE
Put it where it belongs -
REFLECT
Review frequently -
ENGAGE
Simply do
GTD TRAINING PROGRAM
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GTD is the work-life management system that has helped countless
individuals and organizations bring order to chaos. GTD enables greater
performance, capacity, and innovation. It alleviates the feeling of
overwhelm—instilling focus, clarity, and confidence.
After decades of in-the- field research and practice of his productivity
methods, David wrote the international best-seller Getting Things Done.
Published in over 28 languages, TIME magazine heralded it as “the defining
self-help business book of its time.”
Getting Things Done® (GTD) methodology is a set of good practices that can be learned to become habits and lead to less stress, more perspective and control and be present in the moment in whatever you are doing.
David Allen, the author of Getting Things Done, has proposed a fundamentally different approach. David argues that what is required is not elusive time management but really self management – what we do with ourselves in any situation or context, time being just one variable. It involves dealing effectively with all of the things we have to do and want to do, both personally and professionally.
GTD is about capturing things we collect and create, deciding what (if anything) we want to do about them, organising the results of that knowledge work into a trusted system we can review appropriately and making intuitive strategic and tactical choices about what to do at any point in time from our options.
In this way, GTD provides a comprehensive approach for increasing productivity while decreasing stress.