In this webinar, you will have an opportunity to reflect on each of the higher horizons, then capture and clarify any relevant new projects and next actions. The horizons covered include:

Purpose and Principles

Vision

Goals and Objectives

Areas of Focus and Accountabilities

We recommend downloading the GTD Methodology Guides from the GTD Connect Document Library to use during the webinar.

Take a deep dive into a key step from the GTD Weekly Review: Reviewing your Projects List. This webinar will give you time to focus on two key elements:

Getting to a complete projects list

Ensuring you have a current next action on each project

Led by Coach Kelly Forrister.

Do you have projects and actions on your lists that just keep rolling on and on? Coaches Meg Edwards & Kelly Forrister take a closer look at why we resist lists and how to overcome any resistance you have.

You need to control commitments, projects, and actions in two ways--horizontally and vertically. Horizontal control maintains coherence across all the activities in which you are involved. Vertical control, in contrast, manages thinking, development, and coordination of individual topics and projects. In this webinar, Coach Ana Maria Gonzalez will talk about the relationship between these two levels of control and how you can leverage them both for your productivity.

Join us for a deep dive into clarifying, organizing, and managing projects of all shapes and sizes. Includes examples of projects from simple to complex, with tips for tracking next actions, dependent actions, and project support materials. With Coach Kelly Forrister.

How aligned are you with what's on your lists? This webinar will give you an opportunity to take a deeper look at what you've agreed to and how aligned it is with the experience you want in 2018. With David Allen and Kelly Forrister.

You can also watch the video version.

David Allen, Rick Kantor, and Robert Peake presented an inspiring look at how they create space for creativity to flourish. It's a lively discussion that included plenty of references to articles, books, and websites to support your creative explorations.

David mentioned his essay "The Magical Mundane," which is chapter 8 in Ready for Anything . Two excerpts:

"One of the most effective ways to spark a dynamic

vision is to clean your garage."

"The mundane is not a substitute for the sublime. It's just a secret passage to it."

David's Instagram feed has lots of artistic photos, including photos of his paintings.

Robert's writing prompts generator will give you an endless supply of ideas.

Rick suggests this short video on where ideas come from, as well as this Ted talk by Ken Robinson, Do schools kill creativity?

Another from Rick, this HBR article entitled, "Can 10 Minutes of Meditation Make You More Creative?"

And Rick's own article, "Art as Open Source Intelligence" .

And a healthy list of books from Rick. He mentions the first two during the webinar.

The Creative Habit , by Twyla Tharp

Six Thinking Hats , by Edward de Bono

Creativity, Inc. , by Ed Catmull and Amy Wallace

Out of our Minds: Learning to be Creative , by Ken Robinson

Imagine: How Creativity Works , by Jonah Lehrer

The Progress Principle , by Teresa Amabile

Creativity as a Bridge Between Education and Industry by David Tanner and Fredricka Reisman

Corporate Creativity , by Alan G. Robinson & Sam Stern

Creativity Revealed: Discovering the Source of Inspiration , by Scott Jeffrey

Experience what David Allen calls the "critical success factor" with GTD, by going through a complete Guided GTD Weekly Review. You'll get a taste of all 11 steps of the process, with helpful coaching along the way. Audio only. Or watch video version .

Take a deeper dive into capturing what's grabbing your attention personally and professionally. The webinar also includes time for clarifying what you've captured and organizing it into your system.

Clutter is in the eye of the beholder. In this new webinar, Coach Kelly Forrister leads you through creative ways to decide if you have any clutter, and ways to approach whatever amount you may have.