Get Everything Done

I’m just in the process of drawing up a schedule of seminars for the rest of the year. My current plans include running the introductory three-hour “Do It Tomorrow” seminars again, which I haven’t run since 2006, plus some more one-day follow-up seminars. I might possibly do both as a package for a reduced price. I’ll also be investigating the possibility of doing some teleseminars for those who are unable to make it to the South East of England.

I’m also thinking of doing a few seminars on other subjects. One subject which is particularly attractive to me is “How to Manage Other People’s Time”. This is a subject which will interest anyone who has ever tried to get other people to do things on time (or indeed at all) - that is to say, everyone!

Another possible subject is “Accessing the Unconscious Mind”.

I’d welcome suggestions for other subjects.

Meanwhile here is the feedback from the one-day “Do It Tomorrow” seminar which I ran last Thursday:

“A really good seminar that will start the process for me to get back to basics with my time management. I am going to start using the processes discussed straight away (and read the book at the same time!)” James Reed.

“A great seminar - everything fell into place. I now feel confident that I will be able to put some order and structure into my work/life straight away. The day also helped with personal goal setting and achievement. Confirmation that we don’t need to overcomplicate things.” Neil Herries.

“Very useful to implement the Do It Tomorrow system. Helped to focus on my particular problem areas. Self-coaching technique was also helpful.” Lorraine Wakefield.

“A very useful review and very good clarification of points I had been unclear on - fixed some holds in my own time management.” Mike Collins.

“Thanks for being patient with me. I hope I can put it into practice. It’s heartening that the system is designed for people who aren’t naturally organised and that you’ve kept it simple!” Dominique.

“Very good seminar going through a number of aspects of the book in detail. The seminar (I hope!) will provide a greater focus to getting things organised in my working life and, by default, my personal life.” Mark Reed. 

The March 14th seminar is no longer available for booking.

There are still places available on the March 25th seminar.

Further details and booking form

Here is the feed-back from the 19th September one-day “Do It Tomorrow” seminar:

“I have a much better understanding of the process and procedures having been on the course. I found the team sessions and inter discussions very informative.”
Alister Mc Kinnon Clark

“Practical, step-by-step solutions to get back on track and keep all my business and personal commitments.”
Scott Allison, Access Business Communications, www.callabc.co.uk

“Excellent exploration of the principles and how to make them work effectively in one’s own context/role/environment.”
Nick Garring

“Very helpful to recap on the book and to share ideas and difficulties with other people who have read/written the book. It’s now down to me to implement and I am pleased that the day has given me fresh motivation to continue.”
Jackie Brazier

Here are the comments from the One Day Seminar which I ran on Thursday last week:

“Amongst the most worthwhile uses you can make of a day that you’re not able to spend outdoors. Mark Forster has genuine insight and wisdom, in contrast to the many impractical and complex ‘systems’ on offer. Superb.”
Perry Duke, Head of Finance Control Division, DEFRA, www.perryduke.org

“A good way to crystalise the book. Now I have consolidated Do It Tomorrow I am looking forward to applying it.”
Aaron Pascoe

“Great value, really good to be able to bring the fantastic ideas in the book to life”.
Iain Gray, Computer Help Company www.gimmehelp.com

“I am optimistic that I will implement the DIT structure. Many useful ideas”.
Pauline Hay

“Very useful in terms of learning about practically applying the DIT system”.
Frank Wessely

“It was very good to meet you and pick at my own personal issues with keeping going on the DIT system.”
Mark Jameson

There are still places on the next seminar this Friday, October 19th. Click here for details.

There are still places available on the full day seminar this Thursday (October 11th). Click here for details.

Please note that if you are already considering coming on this seminar, the method of applying for a place has changed due to the postal strike. Full details are given on the application form.

The booking is now open for the two one-day seminars which I am running in October:

For further details and to download the booking form, click here.

For your diary:

I am introducing a whole day seminar for those who have read Do It Tomorrow and would like the opportunity to explore how to adapt it to their own particular circumstances and to share their experiences of the system with other people. It will be an excellent opportunity to tailor the general principles contained in the book to your own working environment.

The cost for the whole day will be £225 + VAT. Meals are not included.

The first two of these seminars will be run in Horsham, West Sussex on the following dates:

• Thursday 11 October 2007
• Friday 19 October 2007

Booking for these seminars will open in the next few days. Watch out for it!