Let's get David Allen to the Netherlands!

17 05 06 - 00:20 - Bookmark this post


You Americans…you are soooo lucky that The Dave lives right around the corner and he makes his Roadmap tour across your country. We here in Europe are stuck with the GTD Fast CD’s and blogs about how cool it is to attend a GTD seminar.
Well, that got me thinking. Since David Allen is in London on july 20th, why not extend that little trip to The Netherlands? Just across the Northsea!

On his Roadmap tour, David talks about implementing GTD in your professional and personal life. As he says himself on this little interview : “More focus on the process of deciding where you are and what part of the models you should do what about, now… e.g. should you do 40k thinking with you spouse right now, or clean your garage —- get a planner or throw it away?”
Make sure you check out the contents of the seminar for a more indepth overview
If you are serious about getting your projects and your work straight through GTD, this might be The One seminar to attend.

So I got in touch with Rachelle from the David Allen Company and she is more than happy to help me get him to come over. But we need to get a room full of people for him to talk to. Otherwise it would be just a waste of time, right?
So here is the question, especially for those in the Netherlands, are you interested in attending a GTD seminar by David Allen? I t will not be a free seminar, costs are about 600 dollar per person. Please consider this when replying. I would love to get him to speak in The Netherlands, but I need about 150 people to show up!
So let me know in the comments how you feel about this and I will see what I can do!



Great idea Frank. I’d love to go to a session like that, but to be honest, for now it’s out of my spending-league. I think we need more mainstream media coverage of GTD stuff to get 150 people for a seminar. But nontheless I hope you succeed!
Ruben Timmerman - 19 05 06 - 11:01

I’d really like to see David Allen, but I also haven’t got the financial means.. too bad.
Niels Bom - 19 05 06 - 14:49

Count me in. Wat kunnen we regelen maat.
Martijn - 02 06 06 - 08:33

I’ll definitely attend – if it’s not in the week of July 20th…as I’m out of the country.
Guy Dickinson - 06 06 06 - 09:24



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