If you are just getting started with GTD, we recommend any of these:

• The GTD System—6 CDs with David Allen and the Coaches, walking you through the essentials.
• Getting Things Done—Unabridged Audio CDs - The complete GTD book, read by David Allen.
• GTD Live—David Allen presenting his classic seminar: GTD: Managing Workflow, Projects & Priorities.

If you already have a foundation or at least some familiarity with GTD, we recommend any of these:

• GTD Weekly Review Set—a terrific set of CDs to teach, support and coach you through the critical success factor to GTD: The Weekly Review.
• Getting Things Done with Work-Life Balance—a casual conversation with David Allen offering plenty of helpful advice for bringing your GTD system to a level of mastery.

GTD Live is a recording of David presenting his classic seminar: GTD: Managing Workflow, Projects and priorities. You can follow along as if you are a participant in the room. The GTD Weekly Review Set is specifically about the Weekly Review process and is designed to coach and support you through this key phase of GTD. We recommend getting both.

No. They are different. GTD Live is a recording of David presenting his classic seminar: GTD Managing Workflow, Projects and Priorities to students and faculty of a California university.

GTD Fast, which is no longer available, was an abridged seminar. There will be some overlap, since they are both based on the Getting Things Done book, but GTD Live is the most recent recording and much more current. GTD Live audio seminar is the next best thing to seeing David Allen in person, and is one of our bestselling products.

We do not currently offer a video product of the Getting Things Done seminar. GTD Live, our audio-only version, is the best option for listening to a full two-day seminar.

We do have dozens of videos, including excerpts of David presenting seminars, on GTD Connect—our online learning center. Learn more about GTD Connect.

To apply GTD to your favorite tool, get one of our GTD Setup Guides. These instruction manuals will walk you through configuring your software to work with many popular tools. We currently have guides available for Outlook^®, BlackBerry^®, Lotus Notes^®, or OmniFoucs^tm. If your tool is not mentioned, please search GTD Times, our blog, for articles that may offer tips and tricks specific to your setup.

Outlook^® is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation, Lotus Notes^® is a registered trademark of IBM Corporation, eProductivity^tm is a trademark of ICA, Inc., and OmniFocus^tm is a trademark of The Omni Group.

For customer support with the GTD^® Outlooksup>® Add In software, please contact the developer NetCentrics directly at: gtdsupport@netcentrics.com, or visit their support site: http://gtdsupport.netcentrics.com/home/

GTD® is a registered trademark of David Allen Company.  Outlook® is a registered trademark of Microsoft.

For customer support with eProductivity^™ for Lotus Notes^®, please contact the developer, ICA, directly.

Lotus Notes^® is a registered trademark of IBM Corporation, eProductivity^™ is a trademark of ICA, Inc.