Live Intentionally

Changing from an “I have to…” to an “I choose to…” mentality could make a huge difference in your attitude and your time.

If you serve in any leadership role – at work, as a volunteer, in your family – implementing Getting Things Done will have a profound impact on your team. Here are 5 ways teams benefit when their leaders are Getting Things Done.

“You never have to have the same thought twice, unless you like that thought.” One of the best ways to save time and mental energy is to create checklists. Are you missing some areas of your life that could benefit from checklists?

I’ve been blogging for the last week about how the Getting Things Done method of action management not only makes you more productive but greatly reduces stress. Here’s a 2 minute experiment you can do, to experience the power of Getting Things Done for yourself.

Feeling stress over all the stuff you’re not getting done these days? David Allen provides a brilliant solution in Getting Things Done…

Last week, I posted a review of Getting Things Done. Today, I’ve got 46 quotes from the book which are insightful for managing time, action, and life.

If you want to be fully present and live in the moment, you’ve got to free your mind of task management duties by off-loading them to a trusted system. Here’s a 3 minute overview of Getting Things Done and how it can do that for you.

Today we’re reviewing, discussing, and giving away Getting Things Done by David Allen. Keep reading to learn how you can win a free copy.

If there’s one thing that’s obvious in the new season of American Idol it’s that there are a lot of people wasting a lot of time striving for something that’s not within their strengths. In reality, though, all of us could benefit from understanding and working more within our strengths.

Writing a personal mission statement is a powerful experience that brings clarity to your life. It defines what you want your life to be about and serves as a lighthouse helping you navigate life.