Before you read on, in case you may not be interested in the topic, the purpose of this posting is to suggest how useful it may be to do a second reading of GTD (the book) after implementing the system for a little while.

I started applying the GTD methodology last October. It was after I came across a mention of the system by chance. I think it was in the DIYPlanner website. I hadn't bought the book at the time, so I started reading about GTD on the Internet as much as I could. Of course this forum was very important in providing me with a lot of useful information.

Finally, I implemented the system after reading the GTD book. Since I had some background information, I read the book rather fast, skimming and skipping a few sections. However, I continually updated myself by further reading this Forum as well visiting as other relevant websites. I also listened to the GTD Fast audio.

Having reached a stage of certain familiarity with the system, I recently started reading the GTD book a second time. For the reasons explained above, I find that the second reading of GTD is worth while. I now see more sense in a lot of the points made by David Allen in his book.