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Join us for a live GTD podcast recording from the GTD Summer Camp 2026

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139. Removing friction in your GTD system

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Becoming a little better at GTD every day

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137. Weakly doing a Weekly Review is better than nothing

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136. Clarify is the real key to GTD

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135. Sharp edges are crucial

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134. Mixing things up - messes things up

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133. Listener questions #19: Checklists, Someday/Maybe and aligning higher horizons with your list manager

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132. An easy start to 2026

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131. Living GTD in Microsoft - with Stefan Pilo

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130. GTD® Tools Check-in 2025

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Bonus episode: Announcing our LIVE Global Weekly Review - Dec 1 2025

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129. Listener questions #18 & Summer Camp revisited

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128. GTD and Entrepreneurship: Interview with Peter Gallant

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127. Listener questions #17: Context lists, capturing vs clarifying vs doing

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126. Half-year GTD review inspiration

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125. Digital decluttering with GTD

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124. Summer Vacation with GTD in 2025

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123. Avoiding Project Blindness

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122. Strategies to get your GTD® Weekly Review done

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121. GTD & tracking Team progress with Jonas Langeteig

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119. In-house GTD® Trainer Experiences - interview with René Lie

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120. More on projects & Mortens Stress Test

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Bonus episode: Announcing the Global Guided GTD Weekly Review

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118. GTD Tools Check-In 2024

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117. The Real Value Of The Projects List In GTD

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115. I Have Too Much To Do Too!

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116. Horizons Of Focus In GTD (Episode 9 Rerun)

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114. Team - Getting Things Done With Others

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113. New Microsoft Planner With Stefan Pilo

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112. A Sustainable GTD System

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111. Direction, not perfection: How to reflect better

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110. Other Vital Skills: Crucial Influence & Crucial Conversations for Mastering Dialogue

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109. Listener Questions #16: Hybrid capturing, GTD habits and an attractive Someday/Maybe list?

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108. I Have Too Much To Do!

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107. Travelling with Getting Things Done® (GTD)

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106. Listener questions #15: Flagged e-mails, GTD for non-organised people and a midlife crisis

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105. Is GTD Still Relevant?

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Bonus episode: Getting Things Done with Others

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104. Daily GTD Checklists

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103. Calendar & Reference System in GTD

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102. Choosing Your GTD Tool

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101. Holacracy and Getting Things Done - An Interview With Brian Robertson

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100. It's episode 100! 🥳

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99. Building GTD into the company culture: Interview with Jason Atwood

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98. GTD Tools Check-In 2023: A lot of Apple

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97. An interview With Darude: DJ, Musician and GTD'er

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96. Listener Questions 14: Alternatives to contexts, analogue systems and projects lists without AOF

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95. Long Term Planning

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94. Clarify Clarified

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93. Cynefin & GTD - Interview With Dann Bleeker Pedersen

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92. Listener questions #13: How can GTD help with ADHD, alcoholism

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91. Interview With Martin Haagen

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90. Listener Questions #12: Projects/hashtags, 250+ next actions and Horizons of Focus revisited

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89. Reference Systems In Getting Things Done

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88. GTD & AI

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87. Apple Reminders As Your GTD System

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86. Designing The Ideal GTD Workplace

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85. How Good A GTDer Are You?

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84. Making The Weekly Review Work For You

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83. Listener questions: Delegation, waiting fors, project planning and more!

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82. Scaling Up With GTD

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81. Interview With Christoffer Endresen From Nordic NeuroLabs

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80. Merry Christmas: Done

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79. Using GTD As A Project Manager - Interview With Carsten Nielsen

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78. Listener questions: Prioritization, AI assistants and e-mail management

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77. Investor Morten Klein and GTD

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76. Tools Check - In 2022

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75. Next Actions And Horizons Of Focus

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74. OKR And GTD with Jørn Arild Andenæs

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73. Managing Complex Projects

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72. Back From Vacation

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71. GTD And Your Summer Holiday

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70. A Full Inbox, Finding Next Actions And Planning Projects - Listener Questions

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69. Managing Recurring Projects

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68. Listener Questions: A Lightfooted Hand on Your System!

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67. Path To GTD Mastery

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66. Hybrid Meetings Survival Guide

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65. Do You Have Too Much To Do?

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64. Simplify Your GTD

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63. Worries - how can GTD help?

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62. Changing Your Habits

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61. Best practices for working from home

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60. Great meetings with GTD

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59. GTD Areas of Focus

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58. GTD Level 3 seminars & pre-New Year Weekly Review

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57. Listener questions #8: Project prioritization & sharing a GTD system

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56. Tools Check-In 2021

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55. GTD & Mental Health

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54. Listener questions #7: Big projects vs sub-projects and where to store support material

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53. Horizons of Focus for Companies

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52. Listener questions #6: What is a project & how to make time to learn GTD

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51. Renewing Your GTD Practices After The Pandemic

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50. GTD and Vacations

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49. How GTD can help reduce burnout

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48. GTD for Hobbies and Housework

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47. The life of a commitment

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46. Horrible GTD Systems

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45. Listener Questions: GTD and Fitness Goals

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44. 46 productive minutes - interview with Justin Hale from Vitalsmarts

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43. Transitioning from music manager to entrepreneur - interview with Michael Vitten Carlsson

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42. Procrastination for GTD'ers

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41. GTD tips for Students with Espen Agøy Hegge

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40. Using GTD as a restaurant owner - interview with Allan Thallaug

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39. Getting your morning routines on cruise control with GTD

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38. Why I didn't quit GTD with Jukka Backman

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37. New Years Resolutions with GTD®

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36. Living in a digital world: Interview with Imran Rashid

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35. Preparing for Christmas with GTD®

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34. Listener questions: Choosing the right things to work on, biggest successes/failures with GTD®

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33. Getting Things Wrong®

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32. Why each part of GTD matters

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31. Interview with GTD® Master Trainer Todd Brown

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30. Listener questions: Handling a promotion with GTD, paper based systems and OneNote

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29. GTD and Creativity with Karl Ivar Refseth

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28. Listener questions: How GTD'ers say "no" and dealing with an overbooked calendar

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27. Using GTD as a leadership advisor with Birgitte Alstrøm

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26. GTD Half Year Review & thank you for the first year

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25. GTD for teachers

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24. Using Affirmations as a GTD'er

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23. What it's like to be a GTD Trainer?

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22. How to evaluate your own GTD practice

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21. How to approach the Corona virus as a GTD'er

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20. Listener questions: Getting email to Zero with GTD, Time blocking

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19. A very special interview with GTD author David Allen

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18. Using GTD as a CSO with Christian Solmunde Michelsen

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17. Most common pitfalls in GTD

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16. GTD & LEAN with Jonas Langeteig

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15. Tweak your GTD system

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14. GTD & Creativity with Emil Sunesen

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13. GTD for Families

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12. GTD for Teams

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11. Capture Tools in GTD

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10. The Natural Planning Model from GTD

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9. What are the Horizons of Focus in GTD?

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8. GTD Project and Action Support Material

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7. The Three-fold Nature of Work & The Limiting Criteria

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6. Step 5 in GTD: Engage

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5. Step 4 in GTD: Reflect

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4. Step 3 in GTD: Organize

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3. Step 2 in GTD: Clarify

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2. Step 1 in GTD: Capture

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