David Allen’s internationally best-selling book, Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity, is a classic that has been published in over 28 languages.
David is not only a master at getting things done, he has also built an extremely successful business. So how did he do it?
I sat down with David in Amsterdam (where he now resides) and asked him to share the marketing strategies he used to create a stable and flourishing company. Prepare to be inspired.
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“You can fool everyone else, but you can’t fool your own mind.” David Allen Click to Tweet
Find out more about how you can get things done by visiting his company’s website, Getting Things Done. And you can ‘Like’ his Facebook Page and follow him on Twitter. Check out this amazing summary of the interview from Graphic Recorder, Birgit Smith. 
Which of David’s tips will you implement? Share your ideas and thoughts in the comments section below.
Very inspirational and great tips. What resonates with me most and what I need to focus on is staying close to myself, my signature message. There is so much information out there, through Facebook, Twitter, the internet overall, there are so many websites, I have noticed it distracts me from my own message. I feel I need to be like them in order to succeed. While I learned at IIN as well, we need to find our own voice and stick to it, because that will attract the right client for you and you will enjoy working with each other. It is hard to find the right balance between getting inspired by someone else’s work and getting distracted by it. So I will push myself to stay close to who I am.
Many thanks for sharing what resonates the most with you, Matthea. Indeed, it is easy to get distracted with all of the information we’re bombarded with on a daily basis. I love your intention to stay close to yourself and your signature message. The more “you” you can be the better!
Hi Stephanie,
Great interview and resonate with me. I am glade you put that out there. Show up as you. Very important to be yourself, what you see is what you get and very one is happier.
Sagar, I’m glad the interview resonated with you! I agree, being yourself is best approach for you as well as others. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.