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GTD Mentor? Support Groups?

Andy p

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Are there any good support or GTD mentor groups out there? Just getting started with the GTD process and want to establish a strong foundation.

The formal GTD coaching is out of my budget, but know I need some help!

Suggestions or offers for mentoring would be appreciated!
 
GTD connect is your best bet.

Tons of content (articles, podcasts, webinars, setup guides, etc.) and a supportive community to bounce ideas off of.

Having been a member and forked out for a few coaching sessions, I can say besides buying the GTD book, it is the best value.
 
I Second the suggestion to join GTD connect. You gain access to a vast library of helpful tools and a population of people who are able and willing to tell you how they solved their GTD problems that you can then adapt and incorporate into what you do.
 
Are there any good support or GTD mentor groups out there? Just getting started with the GTD process and want to establish a strong foundation.

The formal GTD coaching is out of my budget, but know I need some help!

Suggestions or offers for mentoring would be appreciated!
Another plug for GTD Connect. I would encourage you to listen to David Allen's podcasts. There is also a Facebook page where members have offered to connect and be accountability partners.

Good luck!
 
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