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In this episode of Change Your Game with GTD, actor and musician Marcelo Cervone shares how the GTD methodology has transformed his creative and professional life. From mastering the two-minute rule to tackling prioritization challenges, Marcelo’s journey offers valuable insights for anyone balancing complex, self-driven projects.
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