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What's the Differnce between MAP and GTD?

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I attended one of David's seminars about 14 years ago and I have the tape seminar for Managing Actions and Projects (MAP). What is the differnce between MAP, GTD, and Ready for Anything?

Bill
 
Nothing, really... though it's a major new thing....

The basics are the same. What's not is how we've ensured the universatlity of the information to map with the realities of your current world...

David
 
Re: Nothing, really... though it's a major new thing....

DavidAllen said:
The basics are the same. What's not is how we've ensured the universatlity of the information to map with the realities of your current world...

David
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Whoa, David. English please. What in the world do you really mean? I've been with you since MAP days, and I don't really see any different "mapping".
 
Re: Nothing, really... though it's a major new thing....

whkratz said:
DavidAllen said:
The basics are the same. What's not is how we've ensured the universatlity of the information to map with the realities of your current world...

David
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Whoa, David. English please. What in the world do you really mean? I've been with you since MAP days, and I don't really see any different "mapping".
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Ironically, I think he's trying to say "We changed the way we talk about some things so they make sense to more people." :wink:
 
That would be my guess also. -- MAP tapes talked about "new technology" that 's now commonplace and he has made quite a few things sound much simpler.

Practice makes perfect I guess :wink:
 
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