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Third Book on GTD?

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Rogaine Warrior

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Does anyone know if David plans a follow-on book after "Ready for Anything"?

Where do you go with the concept from there?

The first two books were so good, I'm wondering if a third might ever be in the works.

Kevin
 
Many of us are hoping that he will write a book based on his "Leveraging Focus & Vision" seminars. That seems like the logical next step to me. In the meantime you may want to try "The New Psycho-Cybernetics" by Dr. Mawell Maltz. It is my understanding that David got a number of the principles for that seminar from Dr. Maltz's writings. [Disclaimer: I've not yet attended a "Leveraging Focus & Vision" seminar but I have listened to the Audible.com version of "The New Psycho-Cybernetics".]
 
How about bonsai trees.

Taking into account David's interest in bonsai trees the book may be about this topic. And who knows - maybe there are some interesting associations between bonsai trees and GTD (beyond the Palm PDA software Bonsai).
TesTeq
 
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