Some 'Historical' GTD Journal Resources

[sholden]

I have posted on my personal blog some GTD Journal "historical artifacts" from 2007-2008 for folks to check out in PDF format.

Thanks to @John Forrister for letting me share!

Getting Things Done (GTD) Journals #1-3

I was recently cleaning out my office at work so that I could share the office with another co-worker, and I came across the printed versions of David Allen's Getting Things Done (GTD) Journal #2 (2007) & #3 (2008) which...

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[TesTeq]

@sholden You wrote: "The icing on the cake was that John also sent GTD Journal #1 (2006 or 2007?) which I had never seen." in your blog post. In the version of the PDF that I have there's a following information: created 22 Nov 2006 at 18:51, modified 13 Dec 2007 at 17:45.

 

[TesTeq]

@John Forrister Are these GTD Journals in the Public Domain now? Can they be freely published and/or translated?

 

[Dave Edwards]

@sholden thank you for posting and sharing. While distribution methods may have changed, good advice never gets old.

 

[sholden]

@sholden thank you for posting and sharing. While distribution methods may have changed, good advice never gets old.

Fascinating stuff.

 

[John Forrister]

@John Forrister Are these GTD Journals in the Public Domain now? Can they be freely published and/or translated?

They're still under copyright. If you have something in mind, please send me an email.

 

[John Forrister]

@sholden thank you for posting and sharing. While distribution methods may have changed, good advice never gets old.

Seems quaint now, but those were printed and mailed to members way back then.