Just a short note to let my readers know what’s going on in GTD-country over here. Some pretty interesting issues I might focus on in a later post. Here they are As of today, I have converted 2 co-workers into reading the book, 1 co-worker (the CEO actually) to implement GTD in his professional work and 2 projectmanagers to be at least curious about this whole “Getting Things Done thingy”… Woohoo! Which gives me more power and strength to implement and hold on to the principles here at work. Actually, conversations between me and my co-workers now focus more on Next Actions and physical appointments instead of vague to do lists. What a progress! I now have two Moleskines. It gets worse! It’s an addiction! I have a large and a little one. The little one is for on the road. For small thoughts, Inbox-material etc. The large one has the destination to become more of a lifejournal. Now I need a life…;-) We plan on using salesforce.com for our projects and sales-opportunities (and more). I foresee an issue with my @waiting for list in Outlook. Anyone have any experience on this topic? My desk is empty! I planned two hours to clean up, made a dedicated In-basket, filled my filecabinet with manila-folders and projectfiles and started fresh. Now I need to find the balance between have-to-do work that day and emergency-jobs that come in between. I find myself re-negotiating a lot of appointments with myself. One appointment I made with myself is to post more often. I see that visits and interest in this weblog has somewhat declined and I don’t like that! So I need to regain my audience again. Nice project!

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