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A book some of you might find interesting...

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David Allen repeadedly refers to "tricks" in GTD as being a key explanation to why the system works. Here's a book that takes the idea of "tricks" and expands it a bit:

Self-Help Without The Hype by Robert Epstein

The book has a few glaring formatting errors, but it is a very quick read and is (or was for me at least) very thought provoking.

Best,
Phil
 
Self Help Without the Hype

Phil, I read it on your suggestion and found it quite useful and stimulating -thank you.
 
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