I have a very special opportunity that involves my client, The David Allen Company. In short, I have been asked to nominate a few people to participate in a special program. There's no cost and the benefits are huge. You'll be asked to share and blog about your experience. I can nominate 3 people. If you are an established Notes blogger with a serious interest in personal productivity, I'd like to hear from you and see some of your personal productivity blog posts that you have written. You know where to find me.
Eric
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Discussion/Comments (5):
I could be interested. Also if you search for my name on youtube you will see a lot of video's which I have.
Regards
Vaughan Rivett
Mary Beth Raven (http://www.notesdesignblog.com): 11/12/2008 8:02:49 PM
do Icount? As an ibm emplyee wokring on a redesign of to-dos' of course I am interested.. jsut hope that i "count"!Contact me! [email protected]
Mikkel Heisterberg (http://lekkimworld.com): 11/12/2008 11:59:30 PM
I don't blog about it so much but ever since reading the "Getting Things Done" book and listening to the audio book I have been trying to live by the rules and it has helped me very much though it seems to be a work in progress as I perfect my special adaptation.
Chris Blatnick (http://interfacematters.com): 11/13/2008 6:45:56 AM
Hi Eric,
I think you already know that I'm very interested in personal productivity. I frequently evaluate what I am doing and how I'm doing it and I love sharing those ideas with people. I'm certainly no expert, so I'd be grateful for the opportunity to improve. You know where to find me too! :-)
Cheers!
Stephan H. Wissel (http://www.wissel.net): 11/16/2008 1:53:54 AM
I'm preaching GTD where ever I go (my book seller laughs 'cause I buy 3-4 copies a quarter I give away). But for sure I could use a boost (I'm still a member of procrastinators professional, at least nothing gets lost now).
:-) stw
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