New Slice of GTD Life with René Lie

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René Lie started his career as a musician, and has branched out in surprising ways. From his home in Norway, he describes how he started with GTD, the tools he has used, and his decision to become a GTD trainer. He has even found ways to do the seemingly impossible -- get family and colleagues to do GTD, or at least part of it. He's also still an active musician.

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[TesTeq]

This is a really great conversation! @René Lie @John Forrister

Music and Norway? It must be "Norwegian Wood"! As I remember it begins with these words

I once had a girl
Or should I say she once had me
She's done her to-do's
Isn't it good Norwegian wood?

 

[René Lie]

This is a really great conversation! @René Lie @John Forrister

Music and Norway? It must be "Norwegian Wood"! As I remember it begins with these words

I once had a girl
Or should I say she once had me
She's done her to-do's
Isn't it good Norwegian wood?

Wow - thanks!

Quite a nerve-wrecking experience, speaking about those subjects in a foreign language... But John is a great host, so he really made me relax!

 

[John Forrister]

Wow - thanks!

Quite a nerve-wrecking experience, speaking about those subjects in a foreign language... But John is a great host, so he really made me relax!

Easy and fun! René and I are like old friends who met last year. He's trying to get me to play my guitar instead of watching guitar theory videos on YouTube. Just like his low-key (pardon the pun) persuasiveness with GTD, he's got me tuning up the strings.

I genuinely like talking with GTD enthusiasts around the world, even if one or the other of us has to get up early or stay up late.

 

[John Forrister]

This is a really great conversation! @René Lie @John Forrister

Music and Norway? It must be "Norwegian Wood"! As I remember it begins with these words

I once had a girl
Or should I say she once had me
She's done her to-do's
Isn't it good Norwegian wood?

@TesTeq for years I've read a thriller author whose pseudonym is John Sandford. In a recent novel one of his characters spoke about the "galactic suckedness" of The Beatles. Apple Records heresy!