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<description>Audio, video, and articles about productivity to help you win at the game of work and business of life.</description>
<link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/tag/productivity</link>

<copyright>&#x2117; &amp; &#xA9; 2006 The David Allen Company</copyright>

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    <title>Audio:  Breaking through Procrastination </title>
    <description>Join David Allen as he shares some the causes and cures for breaking through procrastination. Learn how your comfort zones and habits can support and hinder you in getting more of what you want.  List of books  David mentions on the webinar. 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=Procrastination.mp3&amp;mid=1029&amp;titleid=410&amp;trackid=1029</link>
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    <pubDate>Wed, 09 Nov 2011 06:59:27 PST</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>habit change</category>
        <category>procrastination</category>
        <category>productivity</category>
        <category>programming</category>
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    <title>Audio:  GTD &amp; Tribal Leadership</title>
    <description>David Allen and Dave Logan discuss how GTD and Tribal Leadership relate, in this informal discussion. David Allen shares some best practices about GTD and the most common misconception. Dave Logan talks about the dynamics of company cultures and teams.</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=DA-Logan-Connect.mp3&amp;mid=994&amp;titleid=375&amp;trackid=994</link>
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    <pubDate>Mon, 25 Apr 2011 09:43:47 PDT</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>change</category>
        <category>collaboration</category>
        <category>corporate culture</category>
        <category>Dave Logan</category>
        <category>organizational implementation</category>
        <category>productivity</category>
        <category>successful outcome</category>
        <category>tribal leadership</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Road to Black Belt Webinar - Part 2</title>
    <description>Audio only version of the second episode in the Road to Black Belt "boot camp" series, where Coaches Meg Edwards &amp; Kelly Forrister take a deep dive into the Collect &amp; Process phases of GTD. 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=BlackBelt2final.mp3&amp;mid=884&amp;titleid=310&amp;trackid=884</link>
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    <pubDate>Tue, 18 May 2010 03:19:14 PDT</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>basics</category>
        <category>best practices</category>
        <category>coaching</category>
        <category>collect</category>
        <category>context</category>
        <category>gear</category>
        <category>inbox</category>
        <category>lists</category>
        <category>Meg Edwards</category>
        <category>next actions</category>
        <category>organization</category>
        <category>organize</category>
        <category>portable lists</category>
        <category>process</category>
        <category>productivity</category>
        <category>project management</category>
        <category>project planning</category>
        <category>projects</category>
        <category>reference</category>
        <category>Someday / Maybe</category>
        <category>tips</category>
        <category>to-do lists</category>
        <category>tools</category>
        <category>ubiquitous capture tool</category>
        <category>webinars</category>
        <category>workspace</category>
        <category>zero inbox</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Road to Black Belt Webinar - Part 1</title>
    <description>Audio only version of the first episode in the Road to Black Belt "boot camp" series, where Coaches Meg Edwards &amp; Kelly Forrister take a deep dive into the Organize phase of GTD. 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=BlackBeltwebinar.mp3&amp;mid=881&amp;titleid=307&amp;trackid=881</link>
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    <pubDate>Fri, 07 May 2010 09:24:41 PDT</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>basics</category>
        <category>best practices</category>
        <category>coaching</category>
        <category>context</category>
        <category>gear</category>
        <category>inbox</category>
        <category>lists</category>
        <category>Meg Edwards</category>
        <category>next actions</category>
        <category>organization</category>
        <category>organize</category>
        <category>portable lists</category>
        <category>productivity</category>
        <category>project management</category>
        <category>project planning</category>
        <category>projects</category>
        <category>reference</category>
        <category>Someday / Maybe</category>
        <category>tips</category>
        <category>to-do lists</category>
        <category>tools</category>
        <category>ubiquitous capture tool</category>
        <category>webinars</category>
        <category>workspace</category>
        <category>zero inbox</category>
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    <title>Audio:  In Conversation with Dave Logan</title>
    <description>Listen in on David's conversation with Dave Logan, PhD. A renowned expert on organizational performance with a background of teaching executive MBAs, Dave's also a founder of CultureSync - a management consulting firm. Here he talks about his best-selling book, Tribal Leadership, his intersection with David &amp; GTD, and what those models have in common.</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=logan4.mp3&amp;mid=535&amp;titleid=139&amp;trackid=535</link>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 06 Nov 2008 02:00:44 PST</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>accountability</category>
        <category>productivity</category>
        <category>stuff</category>
        <category>weekly review</category>
        <category>writing</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>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=Hering_4.mp3&amp;mid=284&amp;titleid=64&amp;trackid=284</link>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 10 May 2007 08:14:11 PDT</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>best practices</category>
        <category>calendar</category>
        <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:  Dean Hering - Part 3</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>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=Hering_3.mp3&amp;mid=283&amp;titleid=64&amp;trackid=283</link>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 10 May 2007 08:12:31 PDT</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>Add-In</category>
        <category>efficiency</category>
        <category>email</category>
        <category>focus</category>
        <category>freedom</category>
        <category>inbox</category>
        <category>innovation</category>
        <category>meetings</category>
        <category>next actions</category>
        <category>Outlook Add In</category>
        <category>productivity</category>
        <category>technology</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Tim Braheem - Part 8</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>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=Braheem_8.mp3&amp;mid=275&amp;titleid=61&amp;trackid=275</link>
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    <pubDate>Mon, 09 Apr 2007 03:25:06 PDT</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>accomplishment</category>
        <category>completion</category>
        <category>customize</category>
        <category>higher level</category>
        <category>productivity</category>
        <category>sales</category>
        <category>Someday / Maybe</category>
        <category>time management</category>
        <category>weekly review</category>
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    <title>Audio:  In Conversation with Tim Braheem</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>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=Braheem_1.mp3&amp;mid=268&amp;titleid=61&amp;trackid=268</link>
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    <pubDate>Mon, 09 Apr 2007 02:51:22 PDT</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>In Conversation</category>
        <category>productivity</category>
        <category>system</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Kevin Wilde - Part 2</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>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=Wilde_2.mp3&amp;mid=258&amp;titleid=59&amp;trackid=258</link>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 15 Mar 2007 02:40:26 PDT</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>agility</category>
        <category>corporate culture</category>
        <category>development</category>
        <category>leadership</category>
        <category>organizational implementation</category>
        <category>potential</category>
        <category>productivity</category>
        <category>training</category>
        <category>writing</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>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=Flagg3.mp3&amp;mid=198&amp;titleid=44&amp;trackid=198</link>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 11 Jan 2007 02:50:18 PST</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>agendas</category>
        <category>calendar</category>
        <category>medicine</category>
        <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 with Julie Flagg</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>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=Flagg1.mp3&amp;mid=196&amp;titleid=44&amp;trackid=196</link>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 11 Jan 2007 02:49:42 PST</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>best practices</category>
        <category>coaching</category>
        <category>executive behaviors</category>
        <category>In Conversation</category>
        <category>medicine</category>
        <category>personal</category>
        <category>productivity</category>
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    <title>Audio:  David Gardner - Part 7</title>
    <description>How do you get from being a college literature major writing an informal newsletter about a hobby, stock investing, to being one of the most widely followed stock market advisors in the world?  Find out in our lively conversation  with Co-Founder and Chairman of The Motley Fool.</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=Gardner.7.mp3&amp;mid=186&amp;titleid=40&amp;trackid=186</link>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 07 Dec 2006 06:08:45 PST</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>collect</category>
        <category>delegating</category>
        <category>discretionary time</category>
        <category>executive behaviors</category>
        <category>family</category>
        <category>kids</category>
        <category>management</category>
        <category>next actions</category>
        <category>organize</category>
        <category>personal</category>
        <category>process</category>
        <category>productivity</category>
        <category>projects</category>
        <category>review</category>
        <category>system</category>
        <category>weekly review</category>
        <category>work-life balance</category>
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    <title>Audio:  David Gardner - Part 4</title>
    <description>How do you get from being a college literature major writing an informal newsletter about a hobby, stock investing, to being one of the most widely followed stock market advisors in the world?  Find out in our lively conversation  with Co-Founder and Chairman of The Motley Fool.</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=Gardner.4.mp3&amp;mid=183&amp;titleid=40&amp;trackid=183</link>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 07 Dec 2006 06:07:45 PST</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>basics</category>
        <category>collect</category>
        <category>decisions</category>
        <category>entrepreneur</category>
        <category>filing</category>
        <category>finance</category>
        <category>implementation</category>
        <category>organize</category>
        <category>process</category>
        <category>productivity</category>
        <category>tips</category>
        <category>tools</category>
        <category>two minute rule</category>
        <category>workspace</category>
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    <title>Audio:  David Gardner - Part 3</title>
    <description>How do you get from being a college literature major writing an informal newsletter about a hobby, stock investing, to being one of the most widely followed stock market advisors in the world?  Find out in our lively conversation  with Co-Founder and Chairman of The Motley Fool.</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=Gardner.3.mp3&amp;mid=182&amp;titleid=40&amp;trackid=182</link>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 07 Dec 2006 06:07:10 PST</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>basics</category>
        <category>entrepreneur</category>
        <category>finance</category>
        <category>productivity</category>
        <category>specialization</category>
        <category>technology</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Arianna Huffington - Part 2</title>
    <description>Arianna Huffington's day-to-day world provides a great demonstration of a highly productive lifestyle. A nationally-syndicated columnist, author of ten books, co-host of public radio's "Left, Right, and Center," an active mom, an executive of her own businesses, and cofounder/editor of the Hufffington Post, she is not lacking in her ability to get things done!</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
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    <pubDate>Wed, 15 Nov 2006 03:30:47 PST</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>blog</category>
        <category>books</category>
        <category>productivity</category>
        <category>Web</category>
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    <title>Audio:  In Conversation - Peter Gallant - 2</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 06:53:50 PDT</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>deadlines</category>
        <category>discipline</category>
        <category>engineering</category>
        <category>entrepreneur</category>
        <category>implementation</category>
        <category>mind like water</category>
        <category>open loops</category>
        <category>productivity</category>
        <category>sales</category>
        <category>software</category>
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    <title>Audio:  In Conversation with Peter Gallant</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>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 07 Sep 2006 06:51:16 PDT</pubDate>
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    <title>Audio:  In Conversation with James Fallows</title>
    <description>Welcome into the mind and world of James Fallows, one of the most renowned journalists in the U.S. Our conversation covers topics of current interest to Jim, including American politics and China, his engagement with GTD, and his favorite personal productivity tech tools. We're delighted to have Jim as an on-going resource in our Connect "salon."</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
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    <pubDate>Mon, 14 Aug 2006 04:23:03 PDT</pubDate>
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    <title>Article:  Productivity Doesn't Happen</title>
    <description>David Allen shares the three things that have to happen in order to define our work and be maximally productive. </description>
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    <pubDate>Fri, 01 Jun 2007 03:36:18 PDT</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
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        <category>action</category>
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        <category>lists</category>
        <category>next actions</category>
        <category>outcomes</category>
        <category>productivity</category>
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        <category>stuff</category>
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    <title>Article:  Getting Thinking Off Your Mind</title>
    <description>David Allen shares his productive approach to thinking--to think as little as you can get by with, but as much as you need to.</description>
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    <pubDate>Fri, 01 Jun 2007 03:36:18 PDT</pubDate>
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        <category>present</category>
        <category>productivity</category>
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        <category>thinking</category>
        <category>weekly review</category>
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    <title>Article:  Why &quot;Getting Organized&quot; Usually Hasn't Worked</title>
    <description>David Allen shares his BFO moment (Blinding Flash of the Obvious) about why getting organized doesn't usually work for people.</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
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    <pubDate>Fri, 01 Jun 2007 03:36:18 PDT</pubDate>
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