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<description>Audio, video, and articles about calendar to help you win at the game of work and business of life.</description>
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<copyright>&#x2117; &amp; &#xA9; 2006 The David Allen Company</copyright>

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    <title>Audio:  Calendar Management - March 2024</title>
    <description> In this webinar recording, we explore the best use of your calendar, and how your calendar relates to the three types of work that you do. If you are new to GTD, this will help you build a solid foundation to support your practice. If you are experienced, you can update your practice if changes are indicated. 
 During the webinar, the topic of frequent meetings came up. David Allen's  Five Reasons for a Meeting  PDF is always a useful reference. </description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
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    <pubDate>Fri, 15 Mar 2024 09:06:35 PDT</pubDate>
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        <category>Three-Fold Nature</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Using the Calendar vs. Tasks</title>
    <description>In this short Q&amp;A series, David Allen answers the question about when something belongs on the calendar vs. organizing it on a tasks list.</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 13 Dec 2012 03:49:35 PST</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>calendar</category>
        <category>deadlines</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Express Webinar - Calendar Manageme</title>
    <description>This webinar focuses on effective calendar management. Learn the best practices for what goes on your calendar and doesn't, keys for creating your own time for processing and organizing, and how to use your calendar in your GTD Weekly Reviews. Audio only version. Or, watch  video version .</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=CalendarManagement-June2012.mp3&amp;mid=1069&amp;titleid=451&amp;trackid=1069</link>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 28 Jun 2012 06:55:57 PDT</pubDate>
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    <title>Audio:  Sean Finn 4</title>
    <description>What happens when an already-successful attorney and senior corporate executive gets the GTD bug? It unleashes a relaxed, focused, perpetual energy machine, getting tons of stuff done across an enormous variety of platforms. In this perspective-packed interview, Sean shares with David his own story about discovering and implementing the GTD best practices.</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=Finn4.mp3&amp;mid=343&amp;titleid=76&amp;trackid=343</link>
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    <pubDate>Mon, 08 Oct 2007 08:58:19 PDT</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>calendar</category>
        <category>delegating</category>
        <category>inbox</category>
        <category>lists</category>
        <category>projects</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Kim Hagerty - Part 3</title>
    <description>Kim runs a highly successful family business in the specialty insurance field.  With refreshing candor and caring, she shares with David how she and the company have integrated GTD as core principles and processes to maintain equilibrium, focus, fun, and freedom.  And she provides some inspiring reminders of the value of continuous improvement.</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
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    <pubDate>Fri, 13 Jul 2007 02:05:05 PDT</pubDate>
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        <category>calendar</category>
        <category>coaching</category>
        <category>delegating</category>
        <category>family</category>
        <category>meetings</category>
        <category>process</category>
        <category>sharing GTD</category>
        <category>solo work</category>
        <category>strategy</category>
        <category>trusted system</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Dean Hering - Part 4</title>
    <description>Educated at Virginia Tech and Carnegie Mellon, Dean was the primary driver of the creation of the GTD Add-In for Microsoft Outlook, and currently leads development and deployment at NetCentrics' innovation-support software division, OVO. Here's a current, rich slice of his on-going conversation with David.</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 10 May 2007 08:14:11 PDT</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
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        <category>culture</category>
        <category>email</category>
        <category>essence</category>
        <category>focus</category>
        <category>form</category>
        <category>function follows form</category>
        <category>inbox</category>
        <category>lists</category>
        <category>management</category>
        <category>Outlook</category>
        <category>Outlook Add In</category>
        <category>Outlook Add-In</category>
        <category>perfectionism</category>
        <category>planning</category>
        <category>productivity</category>
        <category>projects</category>
        <category>stuff</category>
        <category>system</category>
        <category>tasks</category>
        <category>teamwork</category>
        <category>technology</category>
        <category>to-do lists</category>
        <category>tools</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Tim Braheem - Part 3</title>
    <description>Tim is one of those unique individuals who lives in a fast-paced day-to-day professional world and simultaneously keeps a firm grasp on the bigger picture. He shares with David his story, his systems, and his very practical and conscious approach to getting things done.</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
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    <pubDate>Mon, 09 Apr 2007 03:21:53 PDT</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>calendar</category>
        <category>contacts</category>
        <category>CRM</category>
        <category>discipline</category>
        <category>habit change</category>
        <category>implementation</category>
        <category>lists</category>
        <category>next actions</category>
        <category>open loops</category>
        <category>Outlook</category>
        <category>projects</category>
        <category>purpose</category>
        <category>runway</category>
        <category>sales</category>
        <category>schedule</category>
        <category>software</category>
        <category>technology</category>
        <category>time management</category>
        <category>tools</category>
        <category>weekly review</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Kevin Wilde - Part 6</title>
    <description>As VP and Chief Learning Officer at General Mills, Kevin provides great coaching in this interview for changing our habits in the right direction, and some useful perspectives in working with others.  He's a really good guy doing really good things in a really big place.</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 15 Mar 2007 02:42:16 PDT</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>altitude</category>
        <category>attitude</category>
        <category>best practices</category>
        <category>black belt</category>
        <category>calendar</category>
        <category>coaching</category>
        <category>deadlines</category>
        <category>energy management</category>
        <category>flow</category>
        <category>focus</category>
        <category>getting started</category>
        <category>goals</category>
        <category>habit change</category>
        <category>key behaviors</category>
        <category>mentors</category>
        <category>mood management</category>
        <category>next actions</category>
        <category>perfectionism</category>
        <category>procrastination</category>
        <category>regroup</category>
        <category>resistance</category>
        <category>review</category>
        <category>rituals</category>
        <category>tasks</category>
        <category>tips</category>
        <category>vacation</category>
        <category>weekly review</category>
        <category>work-life balance</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Get Current - Actions and Calendar</title>
    <description>Discover the relaxed focus that's possible once you have a simple and powerful weekly routine in place.  "Mind Like Water" becomes a reality with coaching on how to regularly complete this fundamental part of the  GTD process!</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
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    <pubDate>Tue, 27 Feb 2007 01:35:36 PST</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>action</category>
        <category>calendar</category>
        <category>get current</category>
        <category>next actions</category>
        <category>review</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Randal Fullhart Part 6</title>
    <description>Graduating from the U.S. Air Force Academy in 1979, Randy has commanded at the squadron, group and wing levels. He shares insights and tips about his own journey with GTD in his very real and responsible world. Tune in for some practical applications of the sometimes amorphous concepts of leadership and teamwork.  Read the transcript .</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=Fulhart6.mp3&amp;mid=229&amp;titleid=54&amp;trackid=229</link>
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    <pubDate>Tue, 06 Feb 2007 08:25:24 PST</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>areas of focus</category>
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        <category>calendar</category>
        <category>control</category>
        <category>distractions</category>
        <category>mind like water</category>
        <category>open loops</category>
        <category>projects</category>
        <category>schedule</category>
        <category>situational awareness</category>
        <category>time management</category>
        <category>tips</category>
        <category>trust</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Randal Fullhart Part 5</title>
    <description>Graduating from the U.S. Air Force Academy in 1979, Randy has commanded at the squadron, group and wing levels. He shares insights and tips about his own journey with GTD in his very real and responsible world. Tune in for some practical applications of the sometimes amorphous concepts of leadership and teamwork.  Read the transcript .</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=Fulhart5.mp3&amp;mid=228&amp;titleid=54&amp;trackid=228</link>
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    <pubDate>Tue, 06 Feb 2007 08:24:48 PST</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
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        <category>projects</category>
        <category>rituals</category>
        <category>situational awareness</category>
        <category>tracking</category>
        <category>trust</category>
        <category>two minute rule</category>
        <category>weekly review</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Randal Fullhart Part 4</title>
    <description>Graduating from the U.S. Air Force Academy in 1979, Randy has commanded at the squadron, group and wing levels. He shares insights and tips about his own journey with GTD in his very real and responsible world. Tune in for some practical applications of the sometimes amorphous concepts of leadership and teamwork.  Read the transcript .</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
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    <pubDate>Tue, 06 Feb 2007 08:24:01 PST</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>action</category>
        <category>BlackBerry</category>
        <category>calendar</category>
        <category>capture</category>
        <category>email</category>
        <category>human capital</category>
        <category>implementation</category>
        <category>inbox</category>
        <category>leadership</category>
        <category>lists</category>
        <category>next actions</category>
        <category>paper</category>
        <category>planning</category>
        <category>priorities</category>
        <category>process</category>
        <category>projects</category>
        <category>responsibility</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Julie Flagg - Part 5</title>
    <description>Birth, life, and death can be rather compelling stand-alone topics. When you combine them with GTD, it gets particularly interesting. Dr. Julie Flagg shares the best practices she applies in her large OB/GYN clinic and practice, where she is responsible for the health and well-being of more than 30,000 women.</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 11 Jan 2007 02:50:53 PST</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
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        <category>calendar</category>
        <category>control</category>
        <category>distractions</category>
        <category>family</category>
        <category>kids</category>
        <category>medicine</category>
        <category>organize</category>
        <category>personal</category>
        <category>projects</category>
        <category>schedule</category>
        <category>simplicity</category>
        <category>software</category>
        <category>system</category>
        <category>work-life balance</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Julie Flagg - Part 3</title>
    <description>Birth, life, and death can be rather compelling stand-alone topics. When you combine them with GTD, it gets particularly interesting. Dr. Julie Flagg shares the best practices she applies in her large OB/GYN clinic and practice, where she is responsible for the health and well-being of more than 30,000 women.</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 11 Jan 2007 02:50:18 PST</pubDate>
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    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>agendas</category>
        <category>calendar</category>
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        <category>meetings</category>
        <category>mentors</category>
        <category>open loops</category>
        <category>organization</category>
        <category>Outlook</category>
        <category>Palm</category>
        <category>productivity</category>
        <category>projects</category>
        <category>solo work</category>
        <category>teamwork</category>
        <category>time management</category>
        <category>tracking</category>
        <category>Treo</category>
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    <title>Audio:  In Conversation - Peter Gallant - 3</title>
    <description>In this interview you'll dive into the world of how Dr. Peter Gallant works. In addition to his Ph.D. in Engineering (which gives him a strong inclination for systems and process) he's a self-taught GTD'er. If you're interested in working models of what GTD looks, sounds, and feels like in the real world of a really busy person, listen closely...</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 07 Sep 2006 06:54:32 PDT</pubDate>
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        <category>Action Support</category>
        <category>agendas</category>
        <category>areas of focus</category>
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        <category>best practices</category>
        <category>calendar</category>
        <category>entrepreneur</category>
        <category>filing</category>
        <category>meetings</category>
        <category>next actions</category>
        <category>Outlook</category>
        <category>Outlook Add-In</category>
        <category>Palm</category>
        <category>paper</category>
        <category>PDA</category>
        <category>problems</category>
        <category>projects</category>
        <category>sales</category>
        <category>system</category>
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    <title>Article:  Clarifying &amp; Organizing - Color Illustration Version</title>
    <description>An illustrated color diagram for navigating through the clarifying and organizing steps of your workflow. 

For an expanded diagram that encompasses ALL of the GTD workflow models, check out the  GTD Workflow Map poster. </description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
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    <pubDate>Wed, 04 Nov 2009 04:30:24 PST</pubDate>
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        <category>calendar</category>
        <category>collect</category>
        <category>delegating</category>
        <category>I'm getting started with GTD and need the basics</category>
        <category>inbox</category>
        <category>lists</category>
        <category>next actions</category>
        <category>organize</category>
        <category>process</category>
        <category>projects</category>
        <category>reference</category>
        <category>Someday / Maybe</category>
        <category>stuff</category>
        <category>two minute rule</category>
        <category>waiting for</category>
        <category>workflow</category>
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    <title>Article:  Organizing Your Workspace</title>
    <description>A great set of GTD best practices for organizing your desk space, bookshelves, and office. 

</description>
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