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43f Interview: GTD's David Allen on the "Someday Maybe" list
Merlin Mann | Oct 16 2006
Productive Talk #03: Someday Maybe 43 Folders and The David Allen Company present the third in a series of conversations that David and Merlin recently had about Getting Things Done.
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“That’s why GTD is about very clean edges…” as David emphasizes. Good stuff, again. »
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[…] The conversation today brought up topics such as how people use their someday/maybe list and ways to make best use of you project list and support materials. You can download conversation three as an mp3 or you can go and stream it. […] »
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I agree with Pablo. It will be great if the test varsion also is available. »
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excellent stuff. It’s fun listening to you guys bounce off each other. Keep it up! »
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It’s a pity for me because I have problems with understanding spoken english. Reading is much more easier. If you have future plans to publish txt version of your interviews or kind of summary it will be really usefull. Kind regards. »
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![]() Great stuff as usual. ...Submitted by Mars (not verified) on October 17, 2006 - 10:41am.
Great stuff as usual. Merlin, thanks for putting these together. This podcast alone drove me from lurker-dom to poster. The end part where you spoke about needing to use the whole process spoke volumes to me, as I am one of those list makers David spoke of who sticks them places. I was a bit confused to his preaching of 95 percent being so different than 100 percent. Especially since he spoke of his mind maps which sometimes sit for a while unprocessed. I might have been hearing it wrong, but it made me almost stressed to think, “if The David can’t even get to a hundred, how can I ever hope to?” But I am also of the same opinion that little strokes felled great oaks, and every little bit counts. Another great push toward Ninja status, Merlin! »
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