New live webinar: Skills Lab - Project Planning

[davidcoforum]

In this new Skills Lab webinar we will take a deep dive into the topic of project planning. How much and what kinds of planning do you need to do for different types of projects? With quizzes, exercises, and practice scenarios, this will be a valuable opportunity to fine-tune your GTD practice.

What to bring to the webinar:
Real-time access to your calendar, Projects and Next Actions lists, and project support notes.

June 21, 2023, 9:00–10:30AM Pacific

The registration link is in the webinars panel on the right side of GTD Connect pages.

 

[chrisstribbs]

Is there a recording please?

 

[René Lie]

Is there a recording please?

This event hasn't taken place yet...

 

[chrisstribbs]

Thank you, I meant will there be?

 

[John Forrister]

Thank you, I meant will there be?

Yes there will be.

 

[boomer70]

Sounds like another great session. Unfortunately I have an all day meeting that day so will listen to the recording. Thanks for recording these as live is best but the recordings are the next best thing!

 

[chrisstribbs]

Yes there will be.

Thanks, what are my next actions to get it please ?

 

[René Lie]

Thanks, what are my next actions to get it please ?

It'll be published as a podcast episode!

 

[SherriLB]

In this new Skills Lab webinar we will take a deep dive into the topic of project planning. How much and what kinds of planning do you need to do for different types of projects? With quizzes, exercises, and practice scenarios, this will be a valuable opportunity to fine-tune your GTD practice.

What to bring to the webinar:
Real-time access to your calendar, Projects and Next Actions lists, and project support notes.

June 21, 2023, 9:00–10:30AM Pacific

The registration link is in the webinars panel on the right side of GTD Connect pages.

How sad I am to be seeing this just now

 

[Longstreet]

This is a great webinar! I wholeheartedly recommend that everyone watch it when it becomes available.

 

[Longstreet]

Such a great webinar! There was a colleague who added some profound comments in the chats. Her name is Chrystal Spurgeon. Here is what she said, and I quote: "I need to prioritize my reviews. I tend to do quick reviews due to lack of time, but lack of time is self-created. If I create a more defined time, then it would help create time for me".

John Forrister recognized it too. Let this sink in...."Lack of time is self-created." With her permission, I created a PowerPoint slide and subsequent pdf with this and added my own flair to the title. Enjoy the slide!

 

[Ridwan]

The first thing I did after the webinar was these post-it notes!

Thanks to Christal for this amazing comment.

 

[Ger80C]

A powerful webinar indeed! Thank you @John Forrister and @anamaria for organizing and conducting it. @anamaria , I hope the "pre-recording chicken" is alive and well and pays another visit in future seminars

Thank you all for the great contributions in the chat. I, too, noted down Christal's comments. Words of wisdom!

 

[chrisstribbs]

Not sure I am looking for this in the right place...

 

[Ger80C]

I think it takes a few days for the recording to come online.

 

[John Forrister]

Hi All,

Apologies! We had a bit of backlog where the pace of creation went faster than the pace of editing and posting. Watch for the posting to get caught in the next few days.

 

[davidcoforum]

The recording is up.

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[Christal]

Such a great webinar! There was a colleague who added some profound comments in the chats. Her name is Chrystal Spurgeon. Here is what she said, and I quote: "I need to prioritize my reviews. I tend to do quick reviews due to lack of time, but lack of time is self-created. If I create a more defined time, then it would help create time for me".

John Forrister recognized it too. Let this sink in...."Lack of time is self-created." With her permission, I created a PowerPoint slide and subsequent pdf with this and added my own flair to the title. Enjoy the slide!

Your slide came out really nice!

 

[TesTeq]

Let this sink in...."Lack of time is self-created."

I really do understand the intention of this statement and fully agree with it but… isn't it extremely illogical? How can one create the lack of something? @John Forrister

 

[René Lie]

I really do understand the intention of this statement and fully agree with it but… isn't it extremely illogical? How can one create the lack of something? @John Forrister

That's a great (and funny) point - yet, I can remember from my days as a student that I was able to create a lack of funds, for example...