Take a GTD & Lotus Notes class

ConnectwebinarsFor those of you looking for the best ways to implement GTD with Lotus Notes®, join the next Webinar class on GTD Connect, our subscription-based online learning center.  It will be held February 4th at 12pm Pacific Time.  If you can’t make the live event, the replay will be posted to the GTD Connect Media Library (screenshot shows all of the replays currently available.)

GTD Connect is a great way to get practical & tactical coaching advice on implementing GTD.   Webinars are held about twice a month on a wide range of topics for GTD’ers.  If you’re not a GTD Connect member, check out the free trial (which will also allow you to take a Webinar class during your trial membership.)  If you decide to join beyond your trial, it’s only $48 a month and you can cancel anytime.  The free trial is a great way to see if GTD Connect is for you.  Trial members can access to the full site except for podcasts and downloads.

I’m a retired teacher who now has a tiny gem or a business called ‘Life in the Flow Lane.’  I read Getting Things Done a couple of years ago and implemented some things.  I am a GTD Connect newbie.  The Webinars are simply invaluable.  You have given me a much greater understanding of the whole GTD process.  For example, I really get that I need to have a list that attracts rather than repels me!  It seems obvious, but you show how to make that happen.  All the resources on Connect work well together.  I think the mix you have put together is simply outstanding. – Sharry Teague

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  1. I need to have a list that attracts rather than repels me! I am a newwbie also.I could use some pointers. Is there a particular webinar that show how to make that happen?

  2. Hi JoAnn,

    As far as being a newbie, the GTD Getting Started & Refresher Series on Connect is great to get GTD off the ground. It breaks up implementation into 16 different chunks.

    As for a particular Webinar about being repelled by your lists, the one Meg Edwards and I did on Procrastination tackles exactly what you describe. The free trial to Connect will get you access to it. It’s listed on the home page of GTD Connect under Watch the Archives. http://www.gtdconnect.com

    -Kelly

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