GTD coach Meg Edwards steps back from the higher horizons to revisit a foundational GTD truth — that stress doesn't come from having too much to do, but from infinite possibilities and misaligned commitments.
Meg shares a personal story about recalibrating two major areas of focus and how the weekly review helped her catch it before it became overwhelming.
What You'll Learn in This Episode: 👉 Why stress comes from infinite possibilities, not too much to do 👉 How to recalibrate when your commitments outgrow your available time and energy 👉 Why the weekly review is the best place to catch misalignment before it becomes overwhelm
Timestamps: 00:00 Intro & Going Back to the Basics 00:46 David Allen on Too Much to Handle 01:44 The Secret: How You Engage, Not What You Do 02:04 Meg's Garden and Family Story 04:58 Wrap-Up & Getting Back in the Driver's Seat
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💭 Reflection question: Are you trying to live two or three lives in one — and when did you last recalibrate?
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