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Video Tutorial?

Can any of you recommend a really good video tutorial (it willing to pay if its worth it). I seem to learn better with video instructions. I don't consider scouring hours on youtube an acceptable replacement. For one you don't know if the person really knows what their talking about and two it usually takes hours to find something decent.

If there isn't a good video then can you recommend a really good shortened/condensed gtd book. I don't need anyone to sell me on the ideas or why the system works. It seems, from what i've seen so far, that you could probably cover the entire GTD system in less than 100 pages. I just don't have the time now to read through a 200+ book (haha image that i need gtd :P). Any help would be appreciated
 
Ncage1974;106479 said:
If there isn't a good video then can you recommend a really good shortened/condensed gtd book. I don't need anyone to sell me on the ideas or why the system works. It seems, from what i've seen so far, that you could probably cover the entire GTD system in less than 100 pages. I just don't have the time now to read through a 200+ book (haha image that i need gtd :P). Any help would be appreciated

The first three chapters of the GTD book are a pretty concise treatment; the later chapters are an elaboration. I also like the GTD implementation guide, and the various set-up guides, as very practical guidance.
 
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