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Anyone make notes while reading GTD?
daniel0971 | May 26 2007
I was curious if anyone made notes, wither on the margins, or in a seperate notebook while reading the book? I made notes in a small journal and I also wrote key parts under my memo pad on my Palm. And I just finished (I mean in the last 48 hours) the book so i find myself referring to them constantly. There are still "odds and ends" that I need to work out. Did you find it a bit "rough" in the begining and then it smoothed itself out? 4 Comments
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 I didn't take notes as...Submitted by theladyinblack3 on May 27, 2007 - 2:04pm.
I didn't take notes as I read the book but I find I refer back to the book frequently. I have been doing GTD for almost 5 months and still have to look for things; I also check here for different ways to do things that may be better. :) Linda »
I made notes, tooSubmitted by Flexiblefine on May 28, 2007 - 9:11am.
I made notes when I read GTD -- probably when I read it the second time. For me, it was mostly a way to pick out the particularly meaningful bits for later reading and reflection. Though I didn't reflect on them much. I've probably read the book again a couple of times since then. »
 Mind mapsSubmitted by shadowfirebird on June 8, 2007 - 12:06pm.
I'm in the process of making Tony Buzan-style mindmaps of the book, by reading through it for the 3rd(?) time. »
University has taught me to...Submitted by msanford on June 8, 2007 - 4:57pm.
University has taught me to highlight :) »
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