In today's episode, Robert and Todd discuss new beginnings and how to effectively reflect back and look forward to create the experiences and life you want in 2024.

How To Organise The Life You Want In 2024 #69

Paul Vahur on Getting Things Done coach ja treener ning produktiivsuse ekspert. Ta on sertifitseeritud personaalse produktiivsuse coach, kes aitab neil, kes soovivad rohkem ära teha ja selle juures ka vähem stressata. Ta õpetab inimesi rakendama Getting Things Done (GTD) metoodikat.

Ettevõtjana tegutsedes otsis Paul alati viise, kuidas oma tööd ja elu paremini korraldada, et olulised asjad saaksid kiiremini ja väiksema stressiga tehtud. Ta leidis, et GTD metoodikaga sai sellest tema jaoks uus töötamise viis ja ta koges stressi vähenemist, paremat und, paremat fookust tööalaselt ning oluliselt suuremat produkiivsust enda tegemistes.

Paul on töötanud ka Microsoftis, kuhu tööle asudes oli talle rahvusvaheliste projektide juures asendamatuks abivahendiks GTD, mis aitas tuua soovitud tulemusi lihtsamalt. Lisaks tunnistab Paul, et GTD metoodika aitas viia tema enda arengu järgmisele tasemele.

Pauli eesmärk tegutseva coachina ja treenerina on aidata oma klientidel saavutada selget meelt, paremaid tulemusi tööl ja kodus ning kogeda üleüldiselt vähem stressi ning ülekoormust. GTD metoodika coaching on väga intensiivne ja praktiline progamm, mille käigus lisaks uute oskuste omandamisele tehakse tühjaks ka inimese enda isiklik inbox, luuakse koos uusi süsteeme, kus kõik olulised tegevused ja eesmärgid on kergelt leitavad ja teostatavad.

Saates räägime teemadel nagu inimeste coaching, Pauli teekond treeneriks, Microsoftis töötamine, ettevõtjaks hakkamine, GTD metoodika ja selle kasutegurid, uute ja toimivate süsteemide loomine, eneseareng ja eesmärkide püstitamine ning nende elluviimine.

Saates saad teada:
- Kuidas alustada projektidega nii, et need sind läbi ei tõmba;
- Mida tähendab GTD metoodika ja kuidas seda kasutada;
- Kuidas GTD metoodika muudab sinu elu ja tegemised lihtsamaks;
- Kuidas enda eraelu ja tööasju paremini korraldada;
- Kuidas olla enda tegemistes efektiivsem ja tulemuslikum;
- Millal on hilja äritegevuse ja ettevõtlusega alustada;

PAULI KODULEHT JA 1H KESTVA KONSULTATSIOONI LEIAD SIIT:
https://gettingthingsdone.ee/about-us/

PAULI LINKEDIN:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulvahur/?originalSubdomain=ee

PAULI E-MAIL:
paul@gtd.ee

TEST ISEENDA PAREMAKS MÕISTMISEKS:
https://www.understandmyself.com/

#279 Getting Things Done Coach Paul Vahur “Me oleme produktiivsemad kui meis on vähem stressi”

In this episode Robert and Todd share insights about what it actually means to be productive and how you can assess your own productivity levels. Going forward we will also be changing the format into short coaching sessions with guests on each episode.

Productivity Isn't About Getting Things Done® #70

In today's episode, Robert and Todd welcome Alix Lewer for a chat about GTD and the constraints she faces with her system implementation while running a non-profit and being a mom. 

About Alix:
Alix Lewer is a speech and language therapist and adult safeguarding lead by background. She left the NHS in 2016 and combined her professional experience, passion and creativity to found the unique charity Include.org -  a charity which raises awareness and provides training about the rights and needs of people with communication difficulties, while providing support and opportunities for empowerment. When not racing around, juggling the needs of a small charity and her two small boys, Alix enjoys riding her motorbike, or making cakes.

Making Time For Your GTD System With A Busy Schedule - with Alix Lewer #71

In our most recent podcast, we had special guest Mark Stephenson on, a senior partner in a  big-four professional services firm, and issues such as how to maintain smooth synergy in your workflow between a personal and professional organisational system.

Managing A Personal & Professional System #72

In this episode, Robert and Todd speak to our special guest, Ed Lamont about his new book coming out this month. The focus is on how we improve our work with others, especially for GTD fans.

Working With Others: Team #73

Today’s episode of the podcast “Leadership is a Competitive Advantage” is a real treat! We dive into the world of healthy team productivity, collaboration and performance with two extraordinary guests. Joining us are David Allen and Edward Lamont, co-authors of the brand new book called “Team: Getting Things Done with Others”. Thank you, Paul Vahur and GTD Estonia, for making this episode possible and co-hosting it together with me!

David Allen, renowned for his influential work “Getting Things Done”, revolutionized how people approach productivity and manage their work-flow. Now, two decades later, he has teamed up with Edward Lamont to extend these principles to the realm of team collaboration. Edward is the GTD partner for the UK and Ireland with over 25 years of experience in executive coaching, training and consulting in the areas of leadership, productivity, and motivation. Their co-authored new book is a game-changer for anyone looking to foster healthy team work, communication and performance in our rapidly evolving work environment.

“In today’s fast-paced and ever-evolving work environment, unlocking the full potential of your team is more critical than ever. By applying GTD principles to teams, we can achieve not just higher performance, but also a healthier, more sustainable way of working together. This kind of healthy high performance could be called 'mind like water for getting things done as a team’. What we know from research is that teams are most satisfied when they are performing. However, over the last 50 to 60 years, we have focused so much on performance that we have lost the idea of healthy performance. The balancing factor is how do we perform at a high level while maintaining the health of the people on the team? This includes their mental, physical, social, relationship and spiritual health, which are all important to everyone on the team.” – David Allen and Edward Lamont

In this episode we explore with David and Edward how the power of collaboration can be harnessed to foster a culture of healthy high performance within a team setting. We delve into the key principles of team productivity, discuss the transformative power of a healthy collaborative culture and learn how to apply these strategies to teams and organizations. Listen to us for an enlightening conversation with David Allen and Edward Lamont!

P.S. The book “Team: Getting Things Done with Others” is currently in the process of being published in Estonian.
P.S.S. I encourage everyone to listen to our podcast episode with David Allen from a few years ago, titled “David Allen: for leaders, distributing their authority also means distributing their stress”.

David Allen and Edward Lamont: creating healthy high-performance teams with GTD principles

Soojin Han, a professional musician, shares her insights on getting things done and her journey as a violinist. She discusses the importance of mental practice and the challenges of performing at a top level. She shares her early encounters with the violin and the recognition she received at a young age. The conversation also touches on Soojin's upbringing in the UK, her time living on the Isle of Man and how it shaped her love for nature. Soojin also discusses the recognition of Korea as a country and the rise of K-pop, and how it has affected her as a Korean musician. She opens up about her medical journey and the transformative effect it had on her perspective on life and music. Soojin has a life goal to make Korea a more inclusive society and she stands as a role model to do that. With her positive energy this is an uplifting episode.

Connect with Soojin here: https://www.instagram.com/soojinnyhan

Find out more here: rdiuk.com/getstuffdone/

Getting Stuff Done Musically (Ep. 32) with Soojin Han

In our latest episode, Robert and Todd speak wtih Sandhi Mishra about her experience with the GTD principles and how she brings these to her family, to help everyone stay organised.

How to Keep Your Family Organized Every Day - with Sandhi Mishra  #74

In this episode, Chris McCollough shares valuable advice on implementing GTD effectively, emphasising the importance of not trying to implement everything at once. Discover how regular reviews and incremental improvements can enhance productivity and communication in your workflow systems. Join us to learn how to navigate your GTD journey, reduce stress, and achieve healthy high performance!

Mastering GTD: Practical Insights for getting started and excelling #75

In today's video Robert and Todd discuss the importance of communication standards and how these can help you and your team avoid wasted time in meetings. 

Stop wasting time in meetings with better Communication Standards #76

In this episode, we explore how to begin integrating AI and LLM's into your workflow while staying aligned with Getting Things Done® principles and healthy high performance. Get tips on how to start delegating to AI. 

Using AI in your GTD Practice: Smart Workflows for High Performance #77

Join Robert Peake and Todd Brown as they debunk common myths about the Getting Things Done (GTD) methodology in our latest podcast episode. Discover how GTD can reduce stress and enhance creativity without imposing rigid structures like some other methodologies. Learn from real-life examples of individuals who have adapted GTD to suit their unique work styles, from jazz musicians to corporate leaders.

Unlocking Stress-Free Productivity: The Real Flexibility of GTD #78

In this episode of Change Your Game with GTD, actor and musician Marcelo Cervone shares how the GTD methodology has transformed his creative and professional life. From mastering the two-minute rule to tackling prioritization challenges, Marcelo’s journey offers valuable insights for anyone balancing complex, self-driven projects.

Boost Creative Productivity with GTD: How Actor & Musician Marcelo Cervone Uses Getting Things Done to Stay Focused and Organized #79

Dave Prior transitions control of his podcast to Alex Silva, a fellow Personal Kanban practitioner. They discuss the challenges of time management and productivity, sharing personal experiences and strategies. Dave emphasizes the importance of using personal Kanban as a tool for self-reflection and optimization, rather than just task management. He describes his "productivity recovery plan" using a notebook to maintain focus when his electronic system fails. Alex highlights the benefits of community and continuous learning, noting the impact of face-to-face interactions. Both agree on the value of daily routines, such as reading and exercise, for maintaining balance and productivity.

Contacting Alex
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/soualexsilva/

To learn more about Personal Kanban
Personal Kanban: https://www.personalkanban.com/pk/blog/
Dave’s Personal Kanban Blog Posts: https://drunkenpm.blogspot.com/2014/10/summary-of-personal-kanban-posts-for.html

The Agile Network’s Discover What’s NEXT event 8/20-21
https://theagilenetwork.com/group/ddb2c98a-5768-4763-9b3d-3ae170c384e0/profile

Personal Kanban Questions with Alexandre Silva

A podcast about Agile and Project Management

Learn GTD from the certified experts in this ongoing series of tips and best practices to boost your productivity while lowering stress.

Juhtimiskoolitaja ja coach'i Veiko Valkiainen'i podcast “Juhtimiskvaliteet on konkurentsieelis” vastab küsimusele: mida tähendab olla edukas juht?

Podcasti “Juhtimiskvaliteet on konkurentsieelis” algselt seatud küsimuseks, millele vestluste käigus vastuseid otsime, on: mida tähendab olla edukas juht? See võtmeküsimus on kogu juhtimispodcasti läbiv punane niit. Veiko missioon on toetada juhtidel ja meeskondadel saavutada soovitud eesmärke keskendudes tulemuslikkuse kasvatamisele läbi juhi ja tema tiimiliikmete mõtte- ja käitumismustrite muutmise. Podcast on koht, kus lisaks temale jagavad juhtimisteemadel oma mõtteid, teadmisi ja kogemusi Eesti erinevad tegevjuhid, tippsportlased, konsultandid-koolitajad ja teised juhtimisega lähedalt kokku puutuvad inimesed. Kuulake ikka!

Chris Kala podcast keskendub isiklikule arengule läbi eneseteadlikkuse ja iseenda analüüsimise edendamise. Saadete eesmärgiks on motiveerida ja inspireerida kuulajaid, olemaks rohkem ausam iseenda vastu, võttes seeläbi suuremat vastutust enda isikliku elu ees. Individuaalne avatus, julgus rääkida ja enda ning teistega läbinisti aus olemine on see, mis kasvatab eneseteadlikkust ning viib parema ja õnnelikuma elu juurde!
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​Podcast keskendub meestele ja naistele, kes soovivad ennast arendada ja elus iseenda parema versioonini liikuda. Keskendume saadetes emotsionaalsele tasandile, eneseteadlikkusele, vaimsusele, aususele, armastusele, elu eesmärgile, otsekohesusele, edule, suhetele teistega ja iseendaga, psühholoogiale, ellusuhtumisele, maailmavaatele, elufilosoofiale, perspektiivile, mõttelaadile ja veel paljudele teistele aspektidele, mis on olulised, kui soovime olla paremad inimesed teiste ja ka iseenda vastu!
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​Podcastis käsitletavad teemad on kõik väga elulised ja igapäevased, millega tihtipeale tegeleta ei soovita, kuid mis piisava tähelepanu korral eluliselt olulisi ja soovitud tulemusi siiski toovad.

Chris Kala - http://www.chriskala.com

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