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jerendeb

jerendeb

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I am wondering if GTD Connect is for me.

Would you kindly share what benefits you found in buying this subscription?
What about it really makes the difference from just reading the book & using personal discipline?

Thanks.
 
Your question may be a little too open to get detailed responses. Many answers will be found in the descriptions of GTD on the website.

Since you can purchase a month's subscription at a time, try it. That's what I initially did. I can assure you that when you want to leave you are able to if that's a concern.

David
 
I use connect to keep myself motivated. I take 10 minutes or so every morning, first thing, to listen to some audio or watch a video. GTD is a simple system, but it is very deep. Doing "advanced study" for 10 min each day keeps me motivated and lets me look deeper into the layers of the onion
 
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