Getting Things Done Nederland

It is tempting to be a specialist.

To have one map for all territories. To have one strong hammer when every problem is a nail. To have one approach to guide you through all important questions of you life. To have the serenity of one, and only one, solution. To have one labeler (or label) to rule them all.

But, well... it doesn't work like that, does it?

If you follow the GTD methodology like us, you already felt the near magical experience of having all your promises and commitments in a trusted system. But despite of that (or rather, because of it), isn't there always a new refreshing perspective? Is GTD all you need to find not only control, but also perspective? To fill the higher horizon document, find vision, goals, purpose and principles? To structure your reference system?
Find mental space to focus on work and play?
Isn't there always an unexpected idea that inspires you? Maybe even reframes a problem you thought unsolvable? And sometime, such unexpected ideas come in the form of "other approaches" and "other methodologies".

This is the topic of our next exchange. Let us, after a little pause, get together again in our GTD MeetUp group! And this time, discuss which other methods, approaches, models (or whatever you call them) you tested and (maybe) integrated into your GTD system.
Are there other self-management approaches (#12WeekYear
#PersonalKanban #AtomicHabits #TheNowHabit #ThePowerOfHabit)? Or maybe teachings from knowledge management (#zettelkasten)? Or very different aspects from other areas of life ( e.g. #KonMari
#NonviolentCommunication #GettingToYes).
Which other system enriches your stress-free productivity? Which complements it? And which approaches might be a hinderance?

What to expect? And what not to expect?
This Meetup is an open exchange of practitioners of Getting Things Done
(GTD) where we want to share our experiences with the coolest self-management
method on the planet.
It is not a tool show. We might refer to certain tools and models. But there will be no demos.

Agenda?
The format of the MeetUp will be an open discussion. We will have a little introduction and some guiding questions prepared. But the magic of the MeetUp comes from the stories and experiences shared by the participants. There will be no recording - we embrace open discussion
and sharing.