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Podcast: Interview with GTD's David Allen on Procrastination

Merlin Mann | Oct 10 2006

Productive Talk #01: Procrastination

As I mentioned yesterday, today 43 Folders and The David Allen Company are happy to bring you the first in a series of wide-ranging conversations that David and I recently had about Getting Things Done.

So, let's kick things off with a goodie. Here's The David's take on that devil, Procrastination.

In this episode, David and Merlin talk about a very popular topic on 43 Folders -- procrastination. They discuss where procrastination comes from and how GTD can help get you back to cranking widgets. (13:21)

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Jonathan's picture

Awesome. I can't wait...

Submitted by Jonathan (not verified) on October 10, 2006 - 5:17am.

Awesome. I can't wait to hear the others.

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