Getting Things Done
When it comes to all the inputs in our life, we are generally overwhelmed, stressed,
and out of control. The sheer number of to-dos, commitments, tasks and projects makes
it difficult for us to ever feel “on top” of everything. While we can’t change the
amount of stuff we have coming into our life we can change how we engage with that
stuff. Gain greater control over your work, find more focus on each task, and feel
less stress by identifying and using a trusted system. Several GTD graduates share
examples of their trusted systems below.
- Microsoft OneNote - presented by Tom Cantu
Get organized in notebooks you can divide into sections and pages. Revise your notes with type, highlighting, or ink annotations. With OneNote across all your devices, you’ll never miss a flash of inspiration. Watch video highlights for Microsoft OneNote new window. - Microsoft Outlook - presented by Cynthia Mauris
Outlook brings all your email, calendar events, and files together so you don't have to. With everything within reach, you can plan meetings with coworkers or share availabilities with friends in seconds. Make time for what matters, we'll deal with the rest. Watch video highlights for Microsoft Outlook.
new window - Todoist - presented by Eric Myren
Life can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to. Todoist lets you keep track of everything in one place, so you can get it all done and enjoy more peace of mind along the way. Watch video highlights for Todoist new window. - Trello - presented by Sean Wright
Trello’s boards, lists, and cards enable you to organize and prioritize your projects in a fun, flexible, and rewarding way. Watch video highlights for Trello new window.