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Thanks for your feedback, Eric - I'm sorry to hear that our conversation wasn't useful to you.

Thanks so much, Rob! Happy to hear that the Team book is valuable for you in your teams 🙌🏻

The tribe is indeed back 😉 Thanks so much, Hanns, and good to hear that you can recognise Mortens reflections as well.

Exactly, you can really feel it, when you notice those feelings. I can think of several people who probably should have noticed but didn't in time, sadly leading to burnout. And yes, indeed it helps to have someone to share it with! It really helps with the reflection process, at least for me. Although I don't think you necessarily need a whole podcast to share it with 😂

Completely agree, Kristian. We're SO close now to having really good collaborative GTD-supporting tools in the Microsoft world - fingres crossed that you can soon! E.g. mail and To Do integration used to also be fixed and you can move them around now, so maybe 🤞🏻

Great! I hope it inspires you and would love to hear how it goes in practice 😊

Thanks so much, Christian! Very happy to hear that and hearing this from more and more people, so I do believe this will have a *great* impact 🙂

So happy to hear that, Jonas! Thanks for letting me know 🙏🏻

Very good question! And it's one, where I have not found the perfect solution either. I use dates for both types right now, reflecting in the morning on the days "dues" and treating them accordingly. For now I am sticking to this approach, but as I am also using my calendar for checklist related Have-To's, I might move them to the calendar at some point. It just gives me an overwhelming calendar some days, which also doesn't please me... If you come up with a good solution, please be sure to let me know! Also, I'm curious as I see quite a few "timestamp-comments" (?) from you - can I ask you about these?

@@LarsRothschildHenriksen Ah yes, of course. They're personal bookmarks to quickly navigate back to the most helpful insights. I shall write "personal bookmarks" henceforth or put them in a note if they bother you. You can see I've been bingeing!

Got it. Feel free to continue commenting as-is, doesn't bother me at all. And yes, I can see that you've been bingeing 😊

Yes, exactly - my daily "inboxes" checklist is Notes, Reminders, Voice Memos, e-mail and of course my trusted physical inbox for the few random letters/papers that show up 📥

Indeed! 😊

Thanks so much! Happy to hear that it was helpful 🙏🏻🇧🇷

Very cool, thanks for sharing, Ben! Happy to hear that our podcasts bring value for you 🙏🏻

Can't argue with you on the screen sharing part. The reason is simply that our background is the audio version of the podcast, so we're always very mindful not alienate them. But in this case, it certainly would have helped. As for linking Notes with Reminders, it seems that there's a bug right now on MacOS. I just tested and it doesn't work for now. However, I'm pretty sure it's a bug, as on my iPad it works just fine... So hopefully Apple will fix this soon, it's a pretty nice feature when you need to link things as you describe 😊

I watched and enjoyed so thank you very much indeed.

Thanks, very happy to hear that 🙏🏻

Thanks so much, Martin! Happy to hear that 🙏🏻 Can you elaborate a bit on what you mean with physical checklists? Just so I know that I am answering your question 😊

Thanks so much, Lee! Happy to hear that 🙏🏻

Thanks so much, Lee! Happy to hear that 🙏🏻

Yes, it really is. I even add the few folders I need as favorites, so I can also hide the sidebar - really trying to minimize what I see 😁

Me too, still using it today 😊

So happy to hear that! It is indeed how we wanted to record it - a listener recently called it something ala “companionship in your GTD practice”, which I think sums it up quite nicely :-)

Thanks so much for the kind feedback! Brian is great and yes, looking forward to the Team-book 🙌🏻

Thanks so much, Lee! 🙏🏻

Great reflections, Alex! That’s exactly how I approach it as well - what do I actually want to see. “Seriously” want to see 😉

I completely agree! I actually haven't tried it recently, but I guess it's still the case? Glad to hear that you enjoyed the video! I've been using Reminders for a while now and as we just mentioned in our most recent episode (GTD Tools Check-in 2023), we both still stick to Reminders 😊

Exactly 💆🏻‍♂️😊

That makes sense @bihiyak, good question! When we started the podcast, we only recorded audio versions, so they're not on RUclips... So that's probably why you can't locate them :-) If you head over to vitallearning.dk/podcast/ and scroll down, you'll find links that you can use to locate the podcast in your podcast player. And that's where you'll find the first episodes. I hope that helps?

So happy to hear that, thanks for letting me know! I’m going to re-listen as well 😊

Thanks for letting us know! Happy to hear that 🙏🏻

Thanks so much! Demoed Todoist today and found some things I missed 😂 (but sticking to Reminders still)

Thanks for watching here too, happy to hear that it was helpful 😊

Thanks so much, Jimmy! 🙏🏻 I’ll grab that one and drop it on our listener questions list, so keep listening and we’ll get to it 😊

I am not a GTD trainer, but I am an avid GTD practitioner. I wonder if the longer-than-two-minute emails could be dragged to an "action required" folder (3: organize), right after you define the next action (2: clarify). Then, try to create a habit to check that "action required" folder every day (4: reflect/review). For example, depending on how you feel at various hours of the day, you could decide that you'd like to check this folder as the last work-related task each workday, or perhaps the first one. Perhaps you might do it right after lunch, or with your first sip of morning coffee. This can be a time when you can archive the emails that you already replied to, and you might also choose to carry out some actions as you look through that folder (5: engage/do). Last but not least, it might be "GTD Heresy," but I turned my two-minute rule into a five-minute rule. It results in fewer email-related tasks clogging up my next actions list.

Hey Jimmy, It took a while, but we finally got to your question! It's covered in the listener questions episode coming out February 28th. I hope it helps and thanks again for your question 🙏🏻

Thanks so much, very happy to hear that it was helpful! And thanks for the 5* 😉

Danske sehr! 😉 And yes, that’s certainly the more effective way to get your coffee done 😊