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Well, hello there

Marc-Oliver Teschke | Sep 30 2007

Hey everyone,
I'm Marc. I recently graduated from Southampton Solent University in England and moved back to Germany. Now I work as a web developer at a small agency in Düsseldorf. I enjoy Apple products, giving presentations and turning crappy code into nice looking websites.
I got into GTD about half a year ago and so far it's been working fine for me. It helped me especially to get through my final weeks at uni.
So far I think I got pretty decent at ubiquitous capture and some of the more procrastination-related stuff. What I'm trying to improve these days is that sad half hour I spend with some pieces of paper and OmniFocus that I call my “weekly review”.
Also I might have spread the GTD-virus to my boss by now. Well, I'll know when I get the book back.
Okay, that's enough. See you around.


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Marc earned a Bachelor’s degree in Internet Application Development at Southampton Solent University. He now works as a web developer in Düsseldorf, Germany. Also, he’s a huge dork.

  
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