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Kelly | GTD expert
Hello Connect Members,
The Road to Black Belt series will be coming May 7, 14 & 21 @ 10am PDT. The registration links will be going up on the home page of Connect shortly.
Here's the scoop:
In this Webinar, Coaches Kelly Forrister and Meg Edwards will lead a "boot camp" style, 3-part Webinar series. This series will move quickly through the best practices, focusing on what a mastery of "black belt" level would look like. There will be suggested assignments between Webinars. Attending all 3 Webinars is not required, but they will build on one another.
Part 1 covers Organize (May 7) (we do have a purpose for putting organize first)
Part 2 covers Collect and Process (May 14)
Part 3 covers Review and Do (May 21)
Note: This series is recommended for those who are already familiar with the 5 phases of GTD Mastering Workflow by having read the GTD book (at least chapter 2), gone through the Getting Started series on Connect, attended a seminar, or received coaching. You don't need to be expert (we'll help you get there!) but it will be best if you have at least a basic understanding and familiarity of the core concepts of Collect, Process, Organize, Review & Do.
The Road to Black Belt series will be coming May 7, 14 & 21 @ 10am PDT. The registration links will be going up on the home page of Connect shortly.
Here's the scoop:
In this Webinar, Coaches Kelly Forrister and Meg Edwards will lead a "boot camp" style, 3-part Webinar series. This series will move quickly through the best practices, focusing on what a mastery of "black belt" level would look like. There will be suggested assignments between Webinars. Attending all 3 Webinars is not required, but they will build on one another.
Part 1 covers Organize (May 7) (we do have a purpose for putting organize first)
Part 2 covers Collect and Process (May 14)
Part 3 covers Review and Do (May 21)
Note: This series is recommended for those who are already familiar with the 5 phases of GTD Mastering Workflow by having read the GTD book (at least chapter 2), gone through the Getting Started series on Connect, attended a seminar, or received coaching. You don't need to be expert (we'll help you get there!) but it will be best if you have at least a basic understanding and familiarity of the core concepts of Collect, Process, Organize, Review & Do.