This morning I had a nice surprise in my email inbox when Evan Carmichael of EvanCarmichael.com wrote me a note to let me know that he’d just authored a post called the Top Ten GTDtimes Posts of 2008.  He runs through what he felt where the most informative and useful posts written for GTDtimes since we launched.  It’s a well thought out and nicely summarized list and I think it’s worth a visit to his site to check out what he’s recommending and why (his explanations are right on the money as far as I’m concerned).

If you are relatively new to GTDtimes, this might be a very good way for you to see some of the earlier posts that are most useful to readers.  Thanks Evan - we really appreciate the coverage!

On another note, I’m headed to the Bay Area for a couple of days to attend the AlwaysOn Stanford Summit at - you guessed it- Stanford University.  If you’re attending the conference, or happen to be in that part of the Bay and would like to meet up with me, send me a note (editor at GTDtimes dot com) and I’ll see what I can do about making that happen.  Look for some posts over the next few days featuring new companies, new gadgets and maybe even some interviews with highly productive people.

Tags: Events, GTDtimes news, Getting Things Done, Oliver Starr //