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David Allen’s book “Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity” had a bigger effect on my day-to-day practices and productivity than any book I’ve ever read. (It’s also why I, like every GTD aficionado, treasure my label-making machine.)

GTD helps me to stay in control, relaxed, focused, and meaningfully engaged. Its simple structure is easy to follow to create my own system.

The biggest surprise is how practicing GTD has improved my sleep. I recommend learning GTD wholeheartedly!

For me Getting Things Done is a tool to maintain internal balance – it allows me to hold my focus when there is an overwhelming amount of tasks and initiatives.

GTD core principles are timeless and I have been following some of them for over 15 years.

Attending GTD Fundamentals Training was a great experience – being part of the training group and the Mindmarker app made me feel accountable in creating new habits.

Learning GTD has been a gamechanger for me – I feel lighter now that I’m tracking my accountabilities outside my head.

GTD method has greatly improved the quality of my life. How ever many pressures external world brings, I have a support system helping me move towards solutions one step at a time while staying calm and being stress-free.

The GTD system brought me exactly what I needed – efficient and clutter-free organizing without losing any important details along the way. I love how much clarity and structure it brought to my already organized life.

GTD is my spiritual practice – I credit it with much of my capacity to stay present, conscious, and relaxed, yet still respond immediately, even in a chaotic environment while juggling hundreds of projects.

If as a CEO you desire to be more present and more connected with your team, to have your team feel more supported and be more restful yourself, GTD is the way to go.
It will change your life.