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Sunday
01Nov2009

Oslo GTD Tweetup Video

The video from the world's first GTD tweetup in Oslo on September 21, 2009, is now available here as well as on our new YouTube channel.

I would like to thank Frode Nordahl (@fnordahl on Twitter) for doing a great job with the editing and making us all look smarter and more handsome :-) This is a pretty long recording, divided into ten shorter segments.

In brief, here's the back story. I tweeted about my desire to do this all-volunteer Tweetup on my vacation in Oslo, Norway on August 18. Morten Rovik (@mortenrovik) responded and became the overarching event coordinator. He put together an amazing team of volunteers which aside from Frode Nordahl as AV coordinator, included Even Sandvold Roland (@evensr), Eirik Helland Urke (@urke), Jorgen Bjerke, and Arnstein Larsen (@ArnsteinLarsen).

This project was a great way to try out my philosophy of failure-friendly living and working (see the previous blog post, with a global project team. We basically told each other two things: (1) Shoot for the stars; and (2) Anything that works is a miracle. Of course, we used GTD to organize the project and keep track of everything.  

We ended up getting a ballroom full of people, live video streaming, a live webinar, a remote speaker from London, and...a famous surprise guest (watch the video). This project was full of productive failures (I learned a LOT myself), and we also managed to generate value for the audience for everyone concerned. I hope you enjoy it, and feel free to post your comments below!

 

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