GTD book club discussion points

[marketing manager]

My company is launching a book club, and GTD is our first read. Does anyone have any resources that could be used for our discussion? I think our conversation will come easily, but I would like to have some points to use as a place to start.

 

[Day Owl]

GTD is a comprehensive resource in itself. Is there some special reason you would look outside the book for discussion points, especially for a first reading?

 

[abhay]

Yes, the book itself is a resource. As to the points for discussion, if most of the participants are new to GTD, then it's best to concentrate on the workflow (mainly the second chapter) and project management (third chapter), both expanded in the second part of the book. OTOH if most people are using GTD, you may consider sharing their practices with each other, and more importantly to discuss the "perspective" aspect of GTD, which the book covers in brief in terms of the horizons of focus in the "Do" chapter. In any case, it is a good idea to have a few people who are into GTD for at least an year or so.

And a book like GTD can't just be read and discussed, so it would be nice if there are any followup sessions arranged.

Regards,
Abhay