How can the
Getting Things Done (GTD)
method help you?

Why GTD?

Every day, we’re bombarded with information — emails, WhatsApp, hallway chats, reminders, calls, meetings.

The result? Tasks pile up, deadlines loom, stress builds, and real progress slips away. Worst of all, your mind stays overloaded and restless.

GTD was built to solve exactly that — a clear roadmap to more focus, more balance, more creativity, and smoother, more efficient action.

How? By training your brain to capture everything on your mind, organize it into an “external brain,” manage tasks clearly, and build relaxed, sustainable routines.

How Does It Work?

The method is built around five steps for managing everything that comes your way: 

Capture, Clarify, Organize, Reflect, and Engage

Each step includes key principles for successful, focused, and efficient action — helping you handle every task, thought, or idea, and effectively manage the overwhelming flow of information and demands on your mind.

Who is David Allen?

David Allen is a management consultant, author, speaker, and creator of the GTD method.

With over 35 years of research and coaching experience in productivity, he has been called a “productivity guru,” named one of Forbes’ top five executive coaches, and recognized as a leading business consultant by the American Management Association.

His book, Getting Things Done, became an international bestseller, translated into 28 languages, sold millions of copies, and evolved into a workshop taught by certified trainers in 93 countries.

GTD Global Partner Israel

We’re Idit Moshe and Noa Gordon-Freisler — researchers, students, and teachers of productivity.

Certified in the GTD® (Getting Things Done) method and representing it exclusively in Israel, we teach both online and through practical workshops.

Our journey began with exploring the future of work and identifying productivity as a key skill.

In 2019, we trained with David Allen in Amsterdam and became certified GTD instructors.

Since then, we’ve worked with leading organizations including Elbit, Amdocs, Wix, the Technion Innovation Center, Tel Aviv University, Shamir Optics, Clal Insurance, Harel, and more.

Want to learn more about the GTD method?

Here is a quick video summary of the book:

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