Tools & guides · GTD® ANZ
Resources for your GTD® practice.
Practical notes, tool guides, and a quick way to see where your practice stands today.
Stephan Jenner — Authorised GTD® Master Trainer & Coach for Australia & New Zealand
LICENSED BY THE DAVID ALLEN COMPANY®
Where are you now?
The GTD-Q® assessment
Ten minutes to see where you sit on the two things that shape how your week feels — control and perspective. We all move between quadrants; the skill is recognising where you are right now and knowing which tools bring you back to a productive balance. It's the simplest way to turn "I should be more organised" into a clear first step.
Take the GTD-Q® assessmentYour tools
Choose your tool — get a setup guide
The GTD® methodology works in whatever tool you'll actually use. Tell me which one and I'll send a tailored setup guide to get your system running properly.
- Microsoft To Do / Outlook Tasks — ideal in a Microsoft 365 world.
- Todoist — clean and cross-device.
- NirvanaHQ — purpose-built for the methodology.
- Toodledo — solid and reliable.
- Bullet Journal — for those who love paper.
- SimplyFile — an Outlook add-in for filing and turning email into next actions.
Worth reading
From the GTD® library
A couple of the clearest short pieces on the ideas that make the biggest difference. From the David Allen Company library.
Getting your inbox to zero
Not because zero is sacred — because every message has been assessed, decided, and parked in the right place, so your inbox stops being a swamp of half-read, undecided items. David Allen Company.
Read the article →The power of the Weekly Review
The one habit that keeps an integrated system alive, current and trusted — and gives you permission to stop re-thinking your commitments all week. David Allen Company.
Read the article →More to come — these are the two I'd start with.
The source
Straight from the source
For the methodology in David Allen's own words, start with the book — Getting Things Done® — and the global GTD® site and podcast.
Visit the global GTD® site →Prefer a person to a PDF?
Guides are a great start, but nothing installs a system like working through it together.