David,
Enjoy your blog and have used GTD for a few years. I plan to be in your Seattle seminar later this year.

Just wanted to tell you that I find what you are doing on this site to be helpful.

Whichever way you spin this interaction, you're still sharing your thoughts and findings, which is what the empowerment of simple publication (aka blogging) is about. The dialog still goes on, decentralized and centalized.

Like the above, I'm in an upcoming seminar - looking forward to strengthening my own interactions with my plans.

I'd love to hear more about JCH - he's the most intriguing to me of the characters to come out of the Ginsberg/Kerouac/Burroughs/Krim crew in the 40s and 50s - he died before I could send him a mashnote in the 80s saying so....

Your blog is excellent David!

I've never been too bothered at what people call their blogs. It's the content that matters, and your content keeps my GTD hot air balloon rising! :)

As a longtime lurker on your blog, this seems like a good time to pipe up and say that I enjoy your entries and the interaction that does happen, even if the bandwidth doesn't reach your originally intended level.

I read Getting Things Done for the first (and second) time last year and found it to be so helpful! I'm hoping to have the time in my schedule to attend your Chicago seminar.

Since I've got your blog in my RSS aggregator, I drop by every time you post. Keep up the good work!

David,

I too appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts and experiences. Many days your postings have provided a fresh perspective on my own work.

It is great to be able to see how GTD intertwines throughout the different levels of your work and life. I also enjoy the pictures and descriptions of places you travel to.

God bless.

Any amount of time you can put into sharing info with us is appreciated. I'm a long time "fan" and recently had a great experience with a custom GTD seminar for our small team. Now we are contstantly struggling with how to keep the GTD flame alive and the blog helps a bit. I'm also encouraging the team to watch your webinar later this week too. But I'm particualrly looking forward to hearing more about your new subsrcrition offers. Please tell me they'll be affordable for our little 10 person team!

David,

I have been thinking about your upcoming "David Allen inspired" line of productivity tools from Levenger. I think the circa format would make a great implementation tool for a GTD planner (for lack of a better term).

A system of forms and tabs that could be customized by the individual to meet specific needs. With this system, pages could be added and removed easily. I am curious as to your thoughts. I have been looking for a system that could be easily implemented, upgraded (or downsized) as required. I realize this is somewhat out of context with your post, but I did want to get it off my chest.

Keep up the good work. I really enjoy reading this blog. It is informative and thought-provoking. This "real-world experiment" of GTD is constantly changing. This is a journey, I don't think it ever ends. It just leads you to another plateau. I'm fine with that. It suits me and my place in the world just fine.

Oh yea, dog-eared my paperback copy of GTD to death. Ordered a new "hardback" copy from Amazon. Retired the paperback. Wanted to reread without the distration of my exisitng marginalia.

David: I am a recent but ardent convert to GTD. I bought your GTD CD's last year after reading James Fallows's article in Atlantic. Have you considered obtaining certification from one or more states allowing seminar attendees to get Continuing Legal Education credit for attending? Certified seminars on law practice management are routinely given. But GTD has done more for my productivity as a lawyer than any 3 CLE presentations I have attended. Thanks.

typical ms fashion. firefox doesn't allow for registration.... oh well. i had to fire up IE for this. you're worth it.

I use a Levenger Circa as the basis for my GTD planner. It is loosely modeled after the TD planner, and follows my implementation of GTD very well.

Nice blog David. Nice view into the personal side of David Allen. Keep it up

Thanks for GTD David. Know you hear this often - but it has made such a difference in the lives of so many. Thanks man.

Just getting into GTD, and seeing that it can definitely help w/my chronic disorganization. Interested to find out that John Clellon Holmes was your brother-in-law! Those must have been some VERY stimulating conversations! I had a couple classes with Holmes at the University of Arkansas in the late seventies, he really opened my eyes.