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11-21-2007, 08:33 AM
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Getting Things Done
Getting Things Done - GTD by David Allen
Anyone read this book or using the system? I read an article in Linux Magazine that explored some software using this system. Since I have too much to deal with on a daily basis and I am a self-proclaimed(as well as by others) procrastinator with some form of ADHD fueled by a serious caffeine habit, I thought I would get the book to see if it helps. The software by the way was Monkey GTD MonkeyGTD - gtd inspired task manager powered by tiddlywiki .
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I am definately going to look into this one of these days !
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