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When I started with GTD, I had no idea why I was on this planet
You build the GTD horizons of focus from the bottom up. Four rounds of "why" take you from one task on your list all the way to your vision.
Productivity and implementation / Vienna / German and English
I set up digital work systems that are still standing after the third hectic month. No slides, no checklist to take home. We build it together, in your tools, until it runs.
You read the book. Maybe you even did a training. It worked as long as you remembered to keep it up.
That is rarely your fault. It happens because method and tooling are taught separately. The trainer explains contexts and next actions but has never seen your calendar permissions. The IT consultant cleans up the tool stack without knowing what you need it for.
Most productivity consultants stop where your IT starts. I sit on both sides.
Four formats. All four end with something that runs, not with a handout.
Over 3,000 people in over 300 trainings and coaching engagements. Industries: energy, banking, pharma, automotive, startups.
The GTD podcast by the David Allen Company, episode 324. Listen
Every Friday I lead a closed group. One hour, two entry windows a year, a waiting list in between.
Siemens / Next47, Artesyn / Emerson, Salamander before that. From networked point-of-sale systems to the cloud-based architecture of a corporate venture arm.
Operations and IT. Cross-departmental project management, with full accountability for the result. jaegerdrei.com
I do not teach Getting Things Done because I read the book. I have worked this way for twenty years.
My software is called Space System because it does what my work with people does: it makes room for what matters.
In practice it is a desktop app for tasks, notes and files. Everything sits in real folders on your disk, as Markdown. No account, no forced cloud, no proprietary format.
What comes up in the work, written down so I do not have to explain it twice.
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You build the GTD horizons of focus from the bottom up. Four rounds of "why" take you from one task on your list all the way to your vision.
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Work material knocks at the door, personal material does not. How a mind sweep gets the topics with no sender into your system, and where they go next.