I disagre. But, here's why.... The advertisements Tim's sponsored by (here yes, however always) are obviously quite thought-out b4hand. As they again, (ea. one here), as always, are personally and I sure, well beyond--giving extreme practical+ value for many. Yes, for enhancing to tools for which we better maneuver/leverage our lives.
@@anon1665, ok, fair point. I hadn't thought about that. I've tended to jump around from so many great thinkers (especially if I'd never heard them speak/be interviewed b4). So, even that stuffs more fresh to me, when I get back around to my favorites (of the greats again).
Levels of commitment: What an absolute knowledge bomb about horizons of focus. He presents an exquisite mental model to think about priorities. Certainly worth listening to a few times. Here is a summary: Horizon 6: What is your purpose? Why are you on this planet? It is the top level horizon. This has got to help you set priorities. Just to be sure your general direction is right. You don't wanna be off purpose. Knowing your purpose wont help you decide which email to write first, but whatever. Horizon 5: What is your vision? Operationally this is the next level down. What are you involved in over a 3-5 year period? Think about it as your plan to achieve your purpose. Even if you’re not aware, chances are that subconsciously your decisions are aligned to achieve this. Horizon 4: Goals and objectives? What are your goals and objectives for your vision? In the next 3-24 months, what are going to do? If your vision were to come true, what needs to happen? It could be hiring a new employee, getting your kids into college, publishing a book, etc.
Horizon 3: Areas of focus and accountability. Importantly, what are the things that you need to maintain? What are the balances that need to be in place to go after the above? What are the bare necessities? How is your health? Finances? Relationships? Spiritual life? Your dog? Horizon 2: What are your projects? What are the things you are currently working on? Projects can be quite complicated. A closer look (and more thinking) would reveal several action items for the todo list. Even things like ‘Mom’ or ‘BANK’ on your todo list are projects. Break them down. Horizon 1: What are the things that you need to finish? This is the ground floor - the huge volume of actions and information you currently have to do and to organize, including emails, calls, memos, errands, stuff to read, stuff to file, things to talk to staff about, etc.
Here is a link to the point where David talks about it. Excellent listen as always @tim ruclips.net/video/8ETZJSXK7zs/видео.html
'Just, a phenomenal breakdown of this priceless information. Thank you for taking the time to provide such stellar value w/the transcription of these thoughts.
I've actually been using his system combined with Stephen covey's 4 quadrants for more than 10 years now. Couldn't really imagine my life without it. Tim really did a deep dive with David. Very interesting guy and getting to know him better.
I have been a fan of David Allen's system since 2005, I think. And since then I have listened many interviews with him, however today I felt he mentioned things he has never spoken about before with others. Or even went into further detail. It was really fascinating. One of the best interviews I have ever heard. Whatever relationship they have with together, it was really nice that David let Tim inside his mind. Great job! I will definitely listen to it again.
Love it! I always watch and read everything I can find from David, and Tim made and awesome job on getting more info from him. A lot of personal stuff that makes us understand his mind better. Thanks, Tim!
Best David Allen interview ever!!! the speaking about mental health and mentorship is golden. I can relate to his being upset at a mentor. Been there! Thank you for speaking more on that.
Thank you so much for such an awesome interview! I feel that I got to learn a lot about David Allen and how his mind works. His book has been a life changer for me. I just hit the subscribe button
I really don't understand the relative low view count to this date, I have heard quite a few interviews with David Allen and this is really another good one, lots of extra new insights.
Tim: *Asks simple question* David Allen: "I'll make a very long answer very short." * ... 10 minutes later ...* And that's the very short version of a very long answer.
Because of rich Americans and other international expats normal Dutch people can't afford to buy a house or appartment in Amsterdam anymore. It doesn't make the city much more fun...
@@davidgrigsby8963 I don't think its a saying, he's just making a reference to ascetic monastic life where you give up your worldly possessions and so on
Tim Ferriss, je suis un jeune homme de 32ans vivant en Afrique au Burkina Faso, j'ai besoin de ton aide, je ne sais pas comment te contacter, aide moi stp.
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4:01 Start
I disagre. But, here's why.... The advertisements Tim's sponsored by (here yes, however always) are obviously quite thought-out b4hand. As they again, (ea. one here), as always, are personally and I sure, well beyond--giving extreme practical+ value for many. Yes, for enhancing to tools for which we better maneuver/leverage our lives.
@@davidgrigsby8963 I agree but many long time listeners have heard them all before.
@@anon1665, ok, fair point. I hadn't thought about that. I've tended to jump around from so many great thinkers (especially if I'd never heard them speak/be interviewed b4). So, even that stuffs more fresh to me, when I get back around to my favorites (of the greats again).
Thank you!!
appreciated
Levels of commitment: What an absolute knowledge bomb about horizons of focus. He presents an exquisite mental model to think about priorities. Certainly worth listening to a few times. Here is a summary:
Horizon 6: What is your purpose?
Why are you on this planet? It is the top level horizon. This has got to help you set priorities. Just to be sure your general direction is right. You don't wanna be off purpose. Knowing your purpose wont help you decide which email to write first, but whatever.
Horizon 5: What is your vision?
Operationally this is the next level down. What are you involved in over a 3-5 year period? Think about it as your plan to achieve your purpose. Even if you’re not aware, chances are that subconsciously your decisions are aligned to achieve this.
Horizon 4: Goals and objectives?
What are your goals and objectives for your vision? In the next 3-24 months, what are going to do? If your vision were to come true, what needs to happen? It could be hiring a new employee, getting your kids into college, publishing a book, etc.
Horizon 3: Areas of focus and accountability.
Importantly, what are the things that you need to maintain? What are the balances that need to be in place to go after the above? What are the bare necessities? How is your health? Finances? Relationships? Spiritual life? Your dog?
Horizon 2: What are your projects?
What are the things you are currently working on? Projects can be quite complicated. A closer look (and more thinking) would reveal several action items for the todo list. Even things like ‘Mom’ or ‘BANK’ on your todo list are projects. Break them down.
Horizon 1: What are the things that you need to finish?
This is the ground floor - the huge volume of actions and information you currently have to do and to organize, including emails, calls, memos, errands, stuff to read, stuff to file, things to talk to staff about, etc.
Here is a link to the point where David talks about it. Excellent listen as always @tim
ruclips.net/video/8ETZJSXK7zs/видео.html
Nice work 👍
'Just, a phenomenal breakdown of this priceless information. Thank you for taking the time to provide such stellar value w/the transcription of these thoughts.
I was about to write down it myself, Thanks a lot!
Wow. I just want to thank you for your time in creating this. I took a screenshot of it for future reference. Thanks again and God bless
@@mrrohitjadhav470 Thanks :)
I've actually been using his system combined with Stephen covey's 4 quadrants for more than 10 years now. Couldn't really imagine my life without it. Tim really did a deep dive with David. Very interesting guy and getting to know him better.
Really begins at 5:29 your'e welcome.
Thanks so much!
I have been a fan of David Allen's system since 2005, I think. And since then I have listened many interviews with him, however today I felt he mentioned things he has never spoken about before with others. Or even went into further detail. It was really fascinating. One of the best interviews I have ever heard. Whatever relationship they have with together, it was really nice that David let Tim inside his mind. Great job! I will definitely listen to it again.
Love it! I always watch and read everything I can find from David, and Tim made and awesome job on getting more info from him.
A lot of personal stuff that makes us understand his mind better.
Thanks, Tim!
Any books you'd recommend?
I will be happy to meet Tim some day. He is an amazing person. Thank you for the great questions. David Allen is quite inspiring.
Best David Allen interview ever!!! the speaking about mental health and mentorship is golden. I can relate to his being upset at a mentor. Been there! Thank you for speaking more on that.
Thank you so much for such an awesome interview! I feel that I got to learn a lot about David Allen and how his mind works. His book has been a life changer for me. I just hit the subscribe button
I really don't understand the relative low view count to this date, I have heard quite a few interviews with David Allen and this is really another good one, lots of extra new insights.
Getting things done by David Allen one of my fave handbooks. Currently heading for Tribe of Mentors by ofc Tim
So Awesome! I'm literally Mind Mapping his book right now for my channel..
Always one step ahead of me Tim 🙏 🙏 🙏
Shush.
@@antediluvianclockwork9769 lol.
@@DanielAngelLuna yes
@@antediluvianclockwork9769 LOL
@@tslomt Mind Mapping for me is just an easy way to visualize books.
My dad called this philosophy "shit or get off the pot". Peace and love from the lower middle class
Starts at 5:00
Excellent work, Tim. David's work is something I've been working on implementing for a while, and this was a great refresher for me.
This is getting better and better.
Literally just bought this book to try and organise my life a bit better so this will be good as an introduction.
Thanks
This is one of the LAST people I'd imagine Tim interviewing. Really excited for this one!
David Allen 💙 thank you.
David Allen multitasking at 22.19 by having an electric shave during the interview
Thanks for uploading these on RUclips too! Usually tune in both on spotify and here.
David Allen Coe my favorite country singer. Thanks for the interview Tim!
This is gonna be a good one!!
Can't wait to hear this! I'm sure it will be awesome as it always is!!! Thanks Tim!
..this is *Golden* .
Looking forward to digesting this one...
Tim: *Asks simple question*
David Allen: "I'll make a very long answer very short."
* ... 10 minutes later ...*
And that's the very short version of a very long answer.
Great book, system and Podcast :) Interesting
This is like Joe Rogan interviewing Dave Chappelle.
Joe interviews Dave and Keanu back to back.
1:17:01
this is good !!
I was told by my parents they got a paper saying I could live in Germany for a few months but they just threw the paper away
Please create video podcast like joe Rogan it's much more impactful
Because of rich Americans and other international expats normal Dutch people can't afford to buy a house or appartment in Amsterdam anymore. It doesn't make the city much more fun...
30:45 (what? what? and what?)
rice bowl and cave
@@dreamradio2883, thanks. Never heard that one before.
@@davidgrigsby8963 I don't think its a saying, he's just making a reference to ascetic monastic life where you give up your worldly possessions and so on
@@dreamradio2883, no I didn't quite get that take either.
Tim Ferriss, je suis un jeune homme de 32ans vivant en Afrique au Burkina Faso, j'ai besoin de ton aide, je ne sais pas comment te contacter, aide moi stp.
Man just smoke more weed and don’t worry so much!
Read his book 10 years ago and immediately thought, “this guy wrote and sold a book entirely written about label makers” Waste of a book.
i luv it
Guess, It wasn't your style