Title: Good Plan, Challenge to Execute
Product review: Nothing comes easy, right? The plan is sound and I'm starting by jumping in with one foot.... (I haven't fully digested everything to the point that I can jump in with both feet). Some of my delay is figuring our how I will execute the techniques in my particular office environment. I have found some great information at the author's web site, including some technology suggestions and some docs on how to use GTD with Blackberry, Lotus Notes and other systems. Much information is free, but the aforementioned "tech guides" are $10 and include some high-level basics about GTD before the detailed "set-up". I agree with one of the other reviewers that the book has a lot of examples, maybe too many, but they were much like my situation and they actually encouraged me to proceed with the system. I suspect that I'll commit over the next week or two and then feel really good about the plan. The book is an easy read and Amazon had a great paperback price (<$7).
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