GTD: How to Get Things Done in 2022 (Task Management Workshop)
Please note: This workshop has already happened, but don't worry! You can still register and will be sent a link to the recording.
Getting Things Done is your ultimate cheat code for task management. In this free workshop, you'll learn the 5 steps of GTD to win your day, how to finally stress less about your to-do's and what you need to change to make GTD work in 2022.
Is your To-Do list actually helping (or hurting) your focus?
It could be so simple.
"Oh look. A new task."
"Oh look. A new task."
- you write it on your list
- you do it
- you check it off
But in reality, there's a countless barrage of small tasks and obligations constantly interrupting your focus.
While at work, you never feel really in control and spend your time constantly playing whack-a-mole with your to-do list.
And afterwards, your brain just can't seem to calm down.
While at work, you never feel really in control and spend your time constantly playing whack-a-mole with your to-do list.
And afterwards, your brain just can't seem to calm down.
You need a system. Not an app.
If you're here then you're probably not new to task management.
Maybe you even have a dedicated app folder on your iPhone home screen (that you lovingly call your to-do-list graveyard).
But finding a shiny new app always only helps for a few days.
And after that, it's back to square one (and 67 unticked checkboxes).
Maybe you even have a dedicated app folder on your iPhone home screen (that you lovingly call your to-do-list graveyard).
But finding a shiny new app always only helps for a few days.
And after that, it's back to square one (and 67 unticked checkboxes).
How to Get Things Done in 2022
Getting Things Done (or GTD) is one of the most referenced productivity books of all time for a reason: it simply works.
Yet, it was first published in 2001 and things have changed a bit since then (as any Nokia fan can tell you).
That's why we've taken a close look at the principles of GTD and updated them to work in 2022 (whether you're working in the office, your living room or anywhere inbetween).
Join us for a live workshop and learn
Yet, it was first published in 2001 and things have changed a bit since then (as any Nokia fan can tell you).
That's why we've taken a close look at the principles of GTD and updated them to work in 2022 (whether you're working in the office, your living room or anywhere inbetween).
Join us for a live workshop and learn
- The 5 steps of GTD that will help you win your day
- How a little bit of friction will give you back your focus
- Why your brain can't be part of the solution (and what's standing between you and peace of mind)
- The missing puzzle piece to go from "Getting Things on Lists" to actually Getting Things Done
Training details
The Task Management Workshop is an interactive training of 45 minutes hosted by Khe Hy and the RadReads team.
This workshop has already happened, but don't worry! You can still register and will be sent a link to the recording.
This workshop has already happened, but don't worry! You can still register and will be sent a link to the recording.
The (free) $10K Training Series
This free workshop is part of our free monthly series on how to get more done by working smarter. It's anchored by the pioneering productivity framework of $10,000/hr work.
Meet your Instructor: Khe Hy
Khe Hy is the founder and CEO of RadReads, an online education company that helps professionals lead productive, examined and joyful lives. Khe is creator of the $10K Work productivity method and teaches the popular cohort-based course Supercharge Your Productivity. RadReads provides guides, trainings, and coaching for over 45,000 professionals to help them gain back free time, scale their impact and make their little dent in the universe.
Before founding RadReads, Khe spent 15 years working on Wall Street and was one of the youngest Managing Directors at BlackRock. He's been called Oprah for Millennials by CNN and the Wall Street Guru by Bloomberg and his work has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, TedX, Barrons, Time Magazine and Quartz.