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Good Amusing Review of GTD (and others)

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Roger

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Ran across this Wired article:

http://www.wired.com/culture/lifestyle/magazine/17-01/mf_self_help?currentPage=all

Good and humorous review of GTD, 4-Hour Workweek, and Never Check E-Mail in the Morning.

Wracked with guilt and a sense of failure, I resort to actual reporting and call David Allen. He's very nice and suggests that to effectively prioritize, I should explode my individual tasks into a philosophical framework incorporating my life's ultimate purpose. Oh, OK. That's all I have to do.​

Cheers,
Roger
 
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