Hello David:

I'm a big GTD fan, having just implemented it over the past month. Thanks so much for your work.

I'd love to have you as a guest on my podcast, SavvySoloCAST, the official podcast for savvy solopreneurs. SavvySoloCAST recently broke into the iTunes Top 100 Podcasts and is currently at #59 among thousands of other podcasts available on iTunes. In fact, my most recent podcast has been downloaded by over 7000 folks. That's not to brag but simply to (hopefully) convince you it would be worth your time to be on the show.

I'd like to talk to you about two things:

1. The GTD brand and how you've built it so successfully.

2. The GTD system itself and the value it can provide to my listeners.

How it would work is we would get together on the phone for about an hour and just have a conversation. I'll record the call and publish it as a free podcast. Pretty simple. If you're on Skype, that would be ideal for me, but a landline is fine too.

Whatcha think?

Best - Michael

I've been a James Fallows fan for a long time. What a great life you have to meet such interesting people. And to help them be even greater with GTD. Keep up the good work!

David, I think you mean the Mac mini rather than the Mac Micro... Love the site!

David, thanks for the nice mention. It was great to see you here in greater DC. (And, for the amusement of the readership, there was one item David showed me that he wasn't sure how to organize! I had my own not-very-elegant solution to that same problem, but for a moment I felt all-powerful.) I will elaborate on David's understated comment: when I introduced him to a few GTD devotees on the Atlantic's staff, you could tell that at last they felt they had met a true celebrity. Much better than these run-of-the-mill politicians.

Wow! A mention of BrainStorm by David Allan. That's very kind of you.

And you heard about it in The Atlantic offices. How appropriate. Vannevar Bush's 1945 Atlantic Monthly article "As we may think" was the final push I needed to start writing BrainStorm when it was reprinted in a 1980 edition of Creative Computing.

Of course BrainStorm has undergone many transformations in its life and, today, I know that a number of GTD'ers use it.

If you think it would be useful to you or your fans, I'd be happy to make contact.

Please email me or find me on Skype as tebbo1. I tend to notice instant messages more than phone calls (because I rarely have my speakers on!)

Thanks for the mention. And it must have been great meeting James Fallows, one of our favourite customers since he mentioned us so eloquently in the New York Times.

James Fallows may be the best writer out there today on the practical use of technology. The stuff of his I have read, especially in the NY Times, is as useful as it is well-written.