It's an iPad/iPhone extravaganza! Listen in for tons of tips, how-tos, and app reviews. Download the podcast here.
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Monday, October 25, 2010
GTD on the go!
Do you travel a lot? Or does even the occasional trip scuttle your ability to get things done when you get back? Then this show's for you! Listen as the Virtual Study Group takes on GTD on the go. Download the podcast here.
Sunday, September 26, 2010
An Omnifocus Primer presented by Augusto Pinaud
Omnifocus is an incredibly powerful, Mac-based task and project management system for GTD. However, many new users find Omnifocus a little steep on the learning curve side. In this episode, you'll learn some OF basics plus some power-user tips from our long-time participant, Augusto Pinaud. Download the podcast here.
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Saturday, September 11, 2010
Using GTD to cope with interruption, disruption, and distraction
Interruptions and distractions seem to be epidemic these days. In this episdoe, we'll take on how to deal with the unexpected from little hiccups to big catastrophes.
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Download the podcast here.
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Saturday, August 28, 2010
Back to Basics: The Higher Elevations Edition
The Virtual Study Group takes on another hot topic in our Back to Basics series: setting goals. What's on those 30K and 40K lists? How do you get up the higher levels of focus then back down to get those goals achieved? A terrific conversation! Download the podcast here.
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Back to Basics: Managing projects
Got projects? How do you keep up with all of your projects, keep them moving, know what your next actions are, and all the other details you need to track? In this episode of our Back to Basics series, we take on project management, GTD-style.
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Download the podcast here.
Friday, July 23, 2010
Back to Basics: Contexts
The Back to Basics series continues! In this episode, we revisit contexts. What are they? How many should you have? How do you figure out which ones to use? We take on all these questions and much more. Download the podcast here.
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