Hi Lee. Unfortunately that was part of our old podcast feed and doesn’t look like it’s available any more. But you will find some similar podcasts from Meg, David Allen and the other coaches on GTDConnect.com. You can get access to Connect through the two-week free trial: https://gettingthingsdone.com/connect/free/14days. Once on Connect, go to the Audio/Video library and look under the Path of Mastery category.

Hope that helps!

Thanks for sharing how you used your areas of focus to support you with getting more clarity with your vision.

Jason:

To answer your question about where to keep your areas of focus list if you use outlook I have coached clients to either create a new category called areas of focus in tasks or to put areas of focus in the notes section. If you put a “z” in front of areas of focus when you create the category it will drop below your someday maybe list.

To answer your second question about whether to identify/list a Project and/or Next Action for each Area of Focus I would say that review each area of focus and ask yourself do you possible have a project or next action for this area of focus? Remember, you can have a next action to a area of focus and not have a project. The example I gave was my dad is an area of focus and I had a next action to help him with the boats but I didn’t have a project for him.

Thanks again for your questions!

Meg

1) Where should I track my Areas of Focus? I’m using Outlook Tasks as my lists manager. Should I also use it for my Areas of Focus?

2) Should I identify/list a Project and/or Next Action for each Area of Focus?

Thanks

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