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Higher Elevation Links

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Good Evening All -

After a relaxing weekend, the following occurred to me:

We're all here to "Get Things Done" - right ?

But, a lot of us are here to "Get Things Done," so that we can get to the REALLY Important stuff that we want to do, and not get overwhelmed in the minutia of the "Runway Level" like "@Office."

So the question goes out:

What are some of your "Higher Elevation" websites?

What are the websites that best capture some of the "Bigger Picture Outcomes" that you want in your life? What is it that you're moving TOWARD by "Getting Things Done?"

I'll start by listing one of my personal favorites (for the past 16 years or so)

[http://www.danmillman.com/]

Let's see what we all share in common beyond GTD...
 
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