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October 03, 2005
Wisconsin north woods for a day
Was an invited guest at the annual offsite conducted by CRA, Inc. - a great group of folks who are consulting and coaching into the world of corporate communications. They're big GTD fans, and wanted me to share a bit of my stuff with their network of forty clients that are meeting at this beautiful retreat center in northwest Wisconsin. It's a place called Minnesuing Acres, owned by the Carlson family and now being used as an executive retreat center as well. Alan Nelson (CRA founder) and his partners are helping shape a whole new strategic function - how to communicate within and influence a corporate culture to facilitate change. Great stuff, good folks.
I'll be off tonight back to DC for work with Monster.com Tuesday, but it was a creative and fun twelve hours (try playing pitch and putt golf in total darkness at 11pm with flourescent golf balls!)
Fall color in perfect form, this afternoon...
Posted by David at October 3, 2005 11:31 AM
Comments
David thanks for a great energetic presentation last Friday (Boston). I thought it was terrific mix of fresh GTD ideas and unchanging fundamentals. Seeing examples of your system plus a healthy dose of cranky frankness were both suitable and quite instructive. I hoped to resolve my weakest GTD link and dilemma, use a segmented digital system (no PDA synch, lockdown at work) versus a single paper-based system, but maybe GTD Connect will help me along that path.
Hope you got out to play some golf (tip: get down to Plymouth, MA and play The Pinehills, Nicklaus course).
Mark
Posted by: Mark Jantzen at October 3, 2005 12:39 PM
Welcome to the neighborhood! ;O) I live about 30 miles northwest of where you were, but drove within about 3 miles of where you were today!!! :O) Minnesuing is a great location...must have been just perfect with the colors peaking the way they are!
Posted by: John Pederson at October 3, 2005 02:58 PM
david... my life passion is now trying to get davidco and netcentrics to fix this..
https://gtdsupport.netcentrics.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=604&sid=f540a76fb141e3acb7b535df733ddbcd
beautiful though..
Posted by: ck at October 3, 2005 04:34 PM
