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getting back into GTD

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I fell off the GTD wagon about this time last year and only looked at the public forums every now and again. After reading Ubermench, though,

http://eleadership.wordpress.com/

I'm back in here again - re-reading the book, thinking about the various concepts.

So - just wanted to say THANKS to Garfield for pointing me towards Ubertech; THANKS to Ubertech and a big THANKS to David! Getting back into GTD is making me feel a lot calmer than I have felt for a long time.
 
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