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<description>Audio, video, and articles about teamwork 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:  Managing Email - Audio Only</title>
    <description>Learn the keys for effectively managing email. Learn strategies for dealing with backlog, the GTD questions to ask to get "In" to zero on a regular basis, options for organizing actionable and non-actionable email, and helpful best practices to share with your teams and organizations. Or, watch the  video version .</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=ManagingEmail-Feb2013.mp3&amp;mid=1147&amp;titleid=529&amp;trackid=1147</link>
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    <pubDate>Mon, 18 Feb 2013 01:46:44 PST</pubDate>
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    <title>Audio:  Email Communications</title>
    <description>This webinar focuses on the best practices of email communications with others, including appropriate use, using To vs: Cc, writing effective subject lines, creating agreed upon response times, reply to all and more.  

Note: This webinar will not focus on processing &amp; organizing email. This is specifically on the protocols and best practices with others. 

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=EmailCommunicationsNov2012.mp3&amp;mid=1129&amp;titleid=510&amp;trackid=1129</link>
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    <pubDate>Wed, 05 Dec 2012 03:48:50 PST</pubDate>
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    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Meeting Management Webinar</title>
    <description>Learn the best practices of meeting management for yourself and your team. Topics include setting a clear purpose and outcome, tracking next actions, and prioritizing which meetings you should be going to (or not.) Download the  recommended article .  The 7 points covered include: Types of Meetings, Purpose, Desired Outcomes, Who should contribute?, Honoring start/end times, Plan transition time between meetings, and Accountability for Next Actions.  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=MeetingBestPractices.mp3&amp;mid=1098&amp;titleid=480&amp;trackid=1098</link>
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    <pubDate>Wed, 18 Jul 2012 04:28:36 PDT</pubDate>
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    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
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        <category>teamwork</category>
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    <title>Audio:  In Conversation with Allen Atkins</title>
    <description>Allen Atkins led advanced research projects for the U.S. Department of Defense, McDonnell Douglas, and Boeing, using his expertise in optical physics and rigorous project management to provide major developments in strategic defense technology. Listen in as he and David share fascinating stories about their intersection, his discovery and championship of GTD, and what the future might hold for innovative thinking.</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=InConversationAtkins.mp3&amp;mid=1024&amp;titleid=405&amp;trackid=1024</link>
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    <pubDate>Wed, 02 Nov 2011 05:53:02 PDT</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>In Conversation</category>
        <category>organizational alignment</category>
        <category>organizational implementation</category>
        <category>projects</category>
        <category>purpose</category>
        <category>strategy</category>
        <category>teamwork</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Dynamic Steering</title>
    <description>What would your organizational structure be like if  everyone is fully accountable for the roles they hold, both implicitly and explicitly? Can you imagine meetings where the things that you have your attention on are consistently and efficiently processed to concrete Projects &amp; Next Actions?  Join David Allen and Kelly Forrister as they speak with the experts from  HolacracyOne . They'll talk about the "Holacracy" operating system, how it's been integrated into the David Allen Company, and how it complements GTD.</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=HolacracyConnect.mp3&amp;mid=1011&amp;titleid=392&amp;trackid=1011</link>
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    <pubDate>Tue, 09 Aug 2011 08:44:38 PDT</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>accountability</category>
        <category>areas of focus</category>
        <category>corporate culture</category>
        <category>culture</category>
        <category>dynamic steering</category>
        <category>Holacracy</category>
        <category>management</category>
        <category>managing change</category>
        <category>organizational alignment</category>
        <category>teamwork</category>
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    <title>Audio:  In Conversation with Russell Bishop</title>
    <description>Russell Bishop is an emerging voice and authority in how personal development and organizational success are linked. David's conversation with Russell includes their collaborations and explorations over the last thirty years, marrying the personal best practices of the GTD principles with the powerful underlying truths of effective individual and organizational behaviors.</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=bishop_01.mp3&amp;mid=961&amp;titleid=357&amp;trackid=961</link>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 20 Jan 2011 07:57:42 PST</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>best practices</category>
        <category>business of life</category>
        <category>change</category>
        <category>coaching</category>
        <category>habit change</category>
        <category>In Conversation</category>
        <category>learning</category>
        <category>performance</category>
        <category>Russell Bishop</category>
        <category>self-development</category>
        <category>teamwork</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Up Close with David - July 28</title>
    <description>In this Up Close, David shares the value of face-to-face meetings, some recent clients he's been working with and creating (and then changing!) habits.</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=upclose7-28final.mp3&amp;mid=908&amp;titleid=325&amp;trackid=908</link>
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    <pubDate>Wed, 28 Jul 2010 10:03:00 PDT</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>business culture</category>
        <category>change</category>
        <category>culture</category>
        <category>habit change</category>
        <category>health</category>
        <category>meetings</category>
        <category>teamwork</category>
        <category>Up Close</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Slice of GTD Life with Meghan</title>
    <description>Meghan Wilker, featured   In Conversation   guest, chatted with Coach Kelly about her evolution with GTD.</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=meganfinal.mp3&amp;mid=750&amp;titleid=236&amp;trackid=750</link>
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    <pubDate>Wed, 18 Nov 2009 04:06:34 PST</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>family</category>
        <category>Mac</category>
        <category>meghan wilker</category>
        <category>Slice of GTD Life</category>
        <category>systematic approach</category>
        <category>teamwork</category>
        <category>work-life balance</category>
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    <title>Audio:  In Conversation w/ Evan Taubenfeld</title>
    <description>David Allen interviews Evan Taubenfeld, a young up-and-coming rock musician, writer, and producer. Listen in as Evan shares how he uses GTD in his creative process.</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=taubenfeld_01.mp3&amp;mid=584&amp;titleid=152&amp;trackid=584</link>
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    <pubDate>Mon, 13 Apr 2009 08:24:59 PDT</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>creativity</category>
        <category>Evan Taubenfeld</category>
        <category>freedom</category>
        <category>In Conversation</category>
        <category>inspiration</category>
        <category>teamwork</category>
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    <title>Audio:  In Conversation with Frank Sopper</title>
    <description>Frank Sopper has been a leading researcher for many years in the area of cognitive learning - how we integrate and process information and apply it for skill-building and performance enhancement. A major champion of GTD, Frank talks with David about his own fascinating path, and how understanding and managing attention have become a significant factor in his field.</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=sopper1.mp3&amp;mid=554&amp;titleid=144&amp;trackid=554</link>
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    <pubDate>Wed, 14 Jan 2009 06:15:13 PST</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>behaviors</category>
        <category>Frank Sopper</category>
        <category>In Conversation</category>
        <category>learning</category>
        <category>performance</category>
        <category>teamwork</category>
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    <title>Audio:  In Conversation with Ismael Ghalimi</title>
    <description>Ismael is the epitome of the new global and virtual professional. He runs a successful high-tech software company in Silicon Valley, as a GTD enthusiast who manages himself with totally web-based software, and is the creator and driving force behind the annual Office 2.0 conference.  Ismael shares with David his perspectives on getting things done in his highly mobile world.</description>
    <author>info@davidco.com (David Allen)</author>
    <link>http://gettingthingsdone.com/audio.php?play=1&amp;start_cat=&amp;item=Ghalimi5.mp3&amp;mid=483&amp;titleid=129&amp;trackid=483</link>
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    <pubDate>Mon, 07 Jul 2008 10:03:27 PDT</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>accountability</category>
        <category>action management</category>
        <category>collaboration</category>
        <category>sharing GTD</category>
        <category>tasks</category>
        <category>teamwork</category>
        <category>trust</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Dean Hering - Part 7</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_7.mp3&amp;mid=287&amp;titleid=64&amp;trackid=287</link>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 10 May 2007 08:16:42 PDT</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>books</category>
        <category>challenges</category>
        <category>change</category>
        <category>corporate culture</category>
        <category>education</category>
        <category>habit change</category>
        <category>innovation</category>
        <category>investment</category>
        <category>learning</category>
        <category>Natural Planning Model</category>
        <category>perfectionism</category>
        <category>planning</category>
        <category>projects</category>
        <category>teamwork</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Dean Hering - Part 6</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 08:16:06 PDT</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>accountability</category>
        <category>action</category>
        <category>capture</category>
        <category>challenges</category>
        <category>coaching</category>
        <category>collaboration</category>
        <category>collect</category>
        <category>focus</category>
        <category>human capital</category>
        <category>ideas</category>
        <category>innovation</category>
        <category>leadership</category>
        <category>management</category>
        <category>perfectionism</category>
        <category>perserverance</category>
        <category>process</category>
        <category>purpose</category>
        <category>quality</category>
        <category>responsibility</category>
        <category>teamwork</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Dean Hering - Part 5</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 08:15:10 PDT</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>attention</category>
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        <category>distractions</category>
        <category>email</category>
        <category>family</category>
        <category>focus</category>
        <category>innovation</category>
        <category>interruptions</category>
        <category>kids</category>
        <category>knowledge work</category>
        <category>meetings</category>
        <category>multitasking</category>
        <category>simplicity</category>
        <category>software</category>
        <category>system</category>
        <category>teamwork</category>
        <category>technology</category>
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        <category>tools</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>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>best practices</category>
        <category>calendar</category>
        <category>culture</category>
        <category>email</category>
        <category>essence</category>
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        <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>
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    <title>Audio:  Tim Braheem - Part 7</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 03:24:37 PDT</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
    <category>Getting Things Done</category>
        <category>checklists</category>
        <category>coaching</category>
        <category>community</category>
        <category>Forums</category>
        <category>online networking</category>
        <category>sharing GTD</category>
        <category>support</category>
        <category>teamwork</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Tim Braheem - Part 4</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 03:22:18 PDT</pubDate>
    <category>GTD</category>
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        <category>agendas</category>
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        <category>coaching</category>
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        <category>Excel</category>
        <category>family</category>
        <category>goals</category>
        <category>lists</category>
        <category>meetings</category>
        <category>open loops</category>
        <category>Outlook</category>
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        <category>projects</category>
        <category>Someday / Maybe</category>
        <category>system</category>
        <category>teamwork</category>
        <category>travel</category>
        <category>trusted system</category>
        <category>waiting for</category>
        <category>weekly review</category>
        <category>work-life balance</category>
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    <title>Audio:  Projects Q&amp;A - Part 3</title>
    <description>February 2007 - David covers the five steps of The Natural Planning Model, designed to enhance your vertical thinking for appropriate perspective and control on your projects. Glean these tips and insights from David's widespread experience with effective project planning.</description>
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    <pubDate>Fri, 16 Feb 2007 03:45:00 PST</pubDate>
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    <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>
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    <pubDate>Tue, 06 Feb 2007 08:26:04 PST</pubDate>
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    <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>
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    <pubDate>Tue, 06 Feb 2007 08:23:25 PST</pubDate>
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    <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>
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    <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>
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    <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 06:56:58 PDT</pubDate>
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    <title>Audio:  Creative Questioning Part 4</title>
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    <title>Audio:  John Frager - Part 3</title>
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    <pubDate>Wed, 07 Jun 2006 08:47:51 PDT</pubDate>
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