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GTD is just a personal 'extrinsicalized mind rock' ?

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GTD is just a personal 'extrinsicalized mind rock' ?

GTD is much, much, much more about appropriately engaging in everything else . . . other than GTD itself

Agree, disagree, doesn't make GTD sense ?

Always good and welcomed to express GTD perspectives

Whimsical understanding of anything is all too often whimsically useless ?

GTD is just a personal 'extrinsicalized mind rock' ?

As you see GTD fit. . . .

Ps. Mind, in a spiritual context, is saying that GTD is much more helpful than only being an extrinsicalized memory ?
 
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gtdstudente said:
GTD is much, much, much more about appropriately engaging in everything else . . . other than GTD itself
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@gtdstudente Agree! This forum is about GTD itself so we are discussing about the methodology while we should focus on engagement. It really doesn't matter if we use paper, OmniFocus, or spreadsheet to store our Projects and Next Actions. It's all about getting appropriate things done.
 
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