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Using GTD to enhance your interactions with others

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JoeMancoBlondie

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So I'm entertaining the idea of drafting up what my important relations areas of focus lists might look like. This is not supposed to be completely accurate or anything, but meant to make it more natural to have more meaningful interactions with them, to be kind and to point them in the direction of things they might find valuable, and also to help when you feel a conversation or relationship may be 'drying up'.

Is anyone else already doing this, or anything similar?
 
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