A Modern Approach to David Allen’s “Getting Things Done” with Khe Hy

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Introduction

00:00 • 4min

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Why Is Gt D So Popular of All the Systems?

04:13 • 3min

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Then, I'm Going to Jump Into Our Presentation

07:23 • 2min

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A Modern Approach to G T D

08:58 • 4min

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What's Your Secret a Tool?

12:45 • 4min

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How Do You Capture Your Cognitive Load?

16:49 • 5min

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Do You Have a Task Management System?

21:21 • 3min

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The Capture Step Is the Next Behavior Change

24:03 • 3min

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Is Relevance Relevant or Not Relevant?

27:22 • 3min

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The Inn Box as Task Manager Is a Good Natural Stopping Point

30:11 • 3min

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Do You Have to Be Active or Reactive?

33:03 • 3min

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G T D Versus Traditional Task Management

35:50 • 3min

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Are You Working on a Specific Area?

39:13 • 6min

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Using the Tag Properly in Task Management

44:48 • 2min

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Do You Have an Energy Map?

46:26 • 6min

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Getting Away From the Tools and the Hacks

52:24 • 4min

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The Secret Sauce That Makes You the Best Bankruptcy Lawyer

56:15 • 4min

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Having a Single Action List

01:00:32 • 3min

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The Weekly Review Is Not Just a Journalling Exercise

01:03:49 • 6min

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GTD Bankruptcy

01:09:20 • 2min

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Is There a Way to Get More Output?

01:11:30 • 2min

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Is There a Way to Prioritize Tasks?

01:13:17 • 3min

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Do You Have Multiple Tasks?

01:16:06 • 4min

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Getting Away From Reactivity

01:20:23 • 4min

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The Forcing Function Hour

01:24:31 • 2min