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Is it Hopeless?

I'm glad you posted an update in this thread too, since it gave me an opportunity to read it. Some unexpected work stress due to new projects, different directions, a new committee I'm working on, have left me feeling out of control. I like the inputs from this thread. Congrats on your great turnaround at work, Brian.
 
sdann;72802 said:
I'm glad you posted an update in this thread too, since it gave me an opportunity to read it. Some unexpected work stress due to new projects, different directions, a new committee I'm working on, have left me feeling out of control. I like the inputs from this thread. Congrats on your great turnaround at work, Brian.
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Thanks much! GTD has really helped me accomplish a lot of those.
 
Great thread!
And BIG Congratulations from me too!! :)

It made me think I've been trying to do the work of 80+ people too.. So it would be high time to start finding and networking and doing things with those who can help... :)
 
cool results. I too am glad you updated so I could read the entire thread. So it seems like it was GTD to the rescue.
 
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