Event Details
We all live in a world of ever increasing volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity where our attention is constantly pulled in different directions resulting in stress, lower productivity and lower effectiveness. In a recent Harvard Business Review article, it was concluded that Time Management was good enough for the 90’s, Priorities Management for the 00’s but now every professional needs to work on Attention Management.
Built upon David Allen’s groundbreaking Getting Things Done® (GTD®) 5 steps methodology for achieving control and focus amidst a world of constant change and ever-increasing input, the powerful GTD® methodology provides a highly effective and sustainable way to get meaningful things done.
When applied consistently, GTD®creates space in our lives. Space to be more creative, strategic, mindful, meaningfully engaged in whatever we decide to do, or to simply ‘be’ at any moment.
To introduce the programme, we will be holding a two-hour demonstration session, so participants can learn and have a taste of GTD®’s 5 steps to achieve Stress-Free Productivity: Capturing, Clarifying, Organising, Reviewing and Engaging, and ask any questions they may have.
"GTD is in every corner of the corporate globe" - Business Week
"The GTD system is a revelation" - Fortune Magazine
"Getting Things Done - the defining book of its time" - Time Magazine
“Getting Things Done offers help building the new mental skills needed in an age of multitasking and overload.” — Sue Shellenbarger, The Wall Street Journal
“GTD allows me to be present and to show up fully in the moment.”—Louis Kim, Hewlett Packard (HP)
Who should attend?
Anyone who wants to get more of the right things done, in less time, with less stress and greater mental clarity. It has proven equally valuable to individuals and organizations across the widest spectrum. It is successful for both senior executives and new hires, in Fortune 50 corporations and NGOs as well as start-ups. It also serves the widest range of people, such as entrepreneurs, physicians, and solo professionals - virtually anyone wanting to manage a busy life more effectively.
Special Registration Information:
For this demonstration session, you must register in advance. Walk-ins will not be accepted. Limited spots are available and attendance is given on a first-come, first-served basis.
Built upon David Allen’s groundbreaking Getting Things Done® (GTD®) 5 steps methodology for achieving control and focus amidst a world of constant change and ever-increasing input, the powerful GTD® methodology provides a highly effective and sustainable way to get meaningful things done.
When applied consistently, GTD®creates space in our lives. Space to be more creative, strategic, mindful, meaningfully engaged in whatever we decide to do, or to simply ‘be’ at any moment.
To introduce the programme, we will be holding a two-hour demonstration session, so participants can learn and have a taste of GTD®’s 5 steps to achieve Stress-Free Productivity: Capturing, Clarifying, Organising, Reviewing and Engaging, and ask any questions they may have.
"GTD is in every corner of the corporate globe" - Business Week
"The GTD system is a revelation" - Fortune Magazine
"Getting Things Done - the defining book of its time" - Time Magazine
“Getting Things Done offers help building the new mental skills needed in an age of multitasking and overload.” — Sue Shellenbarger, The Wall Street Journal
“GTD allows me to be present and to show up fully in the moment.”—Louis Kim, Hewlett Packard (HP)
Who should attend?
Anyone who wants to get more of the right things done, in less time, with less stress and greater mental clarity. It has proven equally valuable to individuals and organizations across the widest spectrum. It is successful for both senior executives and new hires, in Fortune 50 corporations and NGOs as well as start-ups. It also serves the widest range of people, such as entrepreneurs, physicians, and solo professionals - virtually anyone wanting to manage a busy life more effectively.
Special Registration Information:
For this demonstration session, you must register in advance. Walk-ins will not be accepted. Limited spots are available and attendance is given on a first-come, first-served basis.
