Many people come into GTD coaching with the same concern: “I never feel like I can say no. I feel like I have to say yes to everything.”

During inquiry calls, Meg often asks clients to take a look at their lists, especially their Next Actions. She then invites them to pause and reflect on a

One of Meg’s favorite Horizons is Horizon Two: your areas of focus and responsibilities.Reviewing your areas of focus and responsibilities helps you step back and see the bigger picture

Success isn’t about everything going according to plan. Instead, it’s about knowing how to perform when the plan changes. If you’re unsure where you’re going or what’s most

What are some of the most creative, fun, or productive things you’ve done that weren’t planned or written on any list? How valuable would it be to create

After two years of Three-Fold Thursday, we’re opening the door to something new. Beginning January 19th, we’ll be featuring content from Meg Edwards’ new YouTube series, GTD Gems. Drawing on

Overwhelm rarely comes from volume alone. It comes from the belief that everything needs a perfect place before you can move on. Many systems collapse under the weight

Closing out the year is not about completing every task. It is about releasing the past so it no longer competes for your attention. An unfinished year has

One size does not fit all, especially when it comes to the Weekly Review. Many people try the familiar Friday afternoon slot, only to discover it does not

Every week, our coaches talk to people who have discovered something important: When one person integrates GTD® into how they work, the ripple effects can extend far beyond