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If you're a fan of David Allen's "Getting Things Done" (GTD) methodology for personal productivity management, Trader Mike has found a nice set of notes on David's latest seminar in Bah-stun:

Getting Things Done Seminar Blogged

You 'Getting Things Done' fans may want to check out the notes from David Allen's recent seminar posted at Buzznovation. (They start at that post and continue on for several more pages.) [via Trader Mike's Move the Crowd]

GTD is a little metaphysical - too much so for some people - but it's gaining a tremendous following. It's not your father's Todo list. I've seen GTD described thusly, "It's not time management, but rather managing yourself in time." That's a good summary. I have both the book and the Audible audio version. (Oddly, it seems impossible to link directly to the summary page for an Audible title if you aren't a member. Hmmm.)

And there is A wealth of tools is being developed to support GTD in your knowledge work environment. From Trader Mike again, here's some info on a promising PalmOS app called Life Balance. And if you're a Mind Mananger fan and Outlook user, Aussie David Buchan has good things to say about ResultManager by Gyronix.