As you know, I have been blogging for a long time. During that period I have received thousands of comments from amoung thousands of posts yet none has meant so much to me nor been a kinder and more sincerely appreciated complement than your generous words above.

I feel privileged to have the opportunity to be a participant in, and contributor to your enterprise and I am humbled and honored to be a part of the team you have assembled.

As I learn more about GTD and see through the lens of my own experiences and the progression in my knowledge, skills and refinement in my approach to your system I am gaining a better understanding of the reasons why it is such a special means of unlocking greater capabilities in oneself as well as more insight into just why Marc was so totally committed to the practice and continued improvement of his own personal GTD system. Bottom line; it works and allows each of us to live up to our true potential and not the limited potential that we force upon ourselves by letting disorder and stress compromise our natural talents.

Oliver

I got around to reading your post tonight, and want to express my thanks for your candor, insights, and enthusiasm for the more-to-come aspect that seems to surround GTD practice. As you may have begun to discover, the process of GTD is way more wicked cool than the artifacts played with along the way – though they certainly have their place in the wicked cool world, too. I’ve also always appreciated the GTD skeptics, at least the “healthy” ones who were open to at least try it out to prove it wrong…because the key is engagement, not belief. And the subtleties that we are only beginning to understand how we better can access our creativity, intuition, and real intelligence to apply to the improvement of our inner and outer worlds is a vast horizon to be explored by someone such as you, who obviously is ready to play in that refined space. Thanks for joining the GTD Times team – great to have you, doing what you’re doing.

David