GTD coach Meg Edwards reads from chapter 1 of David Allen's Ready for Anything, unpacking the "mind like water" concept he borrowed from years of studying karate. She traces how that idea shaped her own path into GTD, and how the Weekly Review still brings her back to that steady state today.
What You'll Learn in This Episode: 👉 Why David Allen says people don't need more discipline, they need a disciplined approach 👉 What "mind like water" means, and why overreacting to the incoming is a sign worth acting on 👉 How a weekly mind sweep helps you get current and pivot faster, personally and professionally
Timestamps: 00:00:00 – David Allen On Mind Like Water 00:02:03 – Waiting To Overreact 00:03:02 – Ready For Anything: Learning To Pivot 00:04:07 – The Weekly Review Mind Sweep
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