Khe Hy – Unlock the Productivity Cheat Codes

Khe Hy – Unlock the Productivity Cheat Codes

Check it out: Khe Hy – Unlock the Productivity Cheat Codes

Are your life’s biggest priorities falling by the wayside?

“I’m equally ashamed and exhausted about how I spend my day,” one of my coaching clients told me.

It’s totally understandable. Every day you wake up to a firehose of texts, emails, Slack messages and meeting requests.

You haven’t even finished your morning Starbucks, yet the frenetic game of whack-a-mole has already begun.

It’s barely 10 am, you already feel Iike you’ve lost control of the day.

Forget executing on your BHAGs (Big Hairy Audacious Goals) or recruiting a new associate to scale your team.

That’ll have to wait until today’s fire drill is over.

Stop living reactively and take proactive ownership of your life

You’d think with all the productivity tools, apps, books and blog posts that it shouldn’t be so hard to get things done.

Yet you’ve failed to find a system that sticks.

Enter, David Allen’s time-tested classic Getting things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity. With millions of copies sold, the book has been a business best-seller for nearly two decades.
And deservedly so. The 5-step process for inputting, parsing and organizing tasks simply works.

GTD’s promise is simple. You can create a simple system to run your life. One you can customize.

And one you can trust.

You own it. But you never read it
There’s a Japanese word Tsundoku. It’s the art of buying books and never reading them.

For the RadReads community, David Allen’s book has the dubious distinction of having the lowest Read/Purchased ratio.

And that’s totally understandable. For a 5-step system, 250 pages feels like overkill.

(Not to mention, the GTD app Omnifocus has an 87 page PDF manual.)

What if you could fast-track both your understanding and implementation of Allen’s GTD system?

You can master GTD in under 2 hours. I promise you.
I’ve distilled the GTD framework to its most basic elements – with a focus on relentless pragmatism.

By using real-life examples, applying the theory to your life’s daily demands, and building you a pre-made Notion template — you’ll be slicing through your to-do list in less than two hours.

Like most books, Getting Things Done could’ve been written in 50 pages.

This training will bring you the conciseness of Cliff Notes with the applicability of an HBR case study.

Every single word has been carefully filtered for usability and impact.

Tame the chaos and focus on what moves the needle

You WILL:

Take decisive strides towards the life and career you want

Discover the state of calm where everything is working as planned

Stop wasting energy so that you can work less

You’ll STOP:

Running yourself ragged by focusing on low-leverage tasks

The nagging anxiety of not knowing what to work on

Exhausting yourself with wasteful multi-tasking and being paralyzed by inaction

I know… you’re not convinced

If I were to guess the top 10 questions or objections you will have about buying this online training they would be these:
I’ve tried so many systems yet none stick
My work environment is the problem, not me
I’ve tried so many times to make a weekly review stick, but it’s just too hard
How come I don’t know anybody who regularly uses GTD?
I just don’t have enough time. Ya know, COVID.
Shouldn’t this just work using a plain piece of paper?
Can this system really free up more time?

300+ students can’t be wrong…

So here’s how I would clear these up for you:
There’s a reason why GTD has been around for nearly 20 years. It’s stood the test of time.
GTD’s “contexts” enable you to improve your relationships with key people (i.e. your boss)
A pre-determined Weekly Review checklist ensures it will take < 25 minutes
Some of the highest-performing executives and founders have used GTD for decades
If you gave up social media for 3 days, you’d have the 90 minutes required to complete this training
GTD is tool-agnostic. You can use it with both a notebook or Notion
Not only will it free up time, but GTD’s capture + review combo will decrease daily anxiety