Since the $20 GTD Implementation Guide was released a week ago, we’ve been wondering what role it serves for new and veteran GTDers alike. Fortunately, I have recently been feeling quite a bit out of control after getting married, moving, and I had yet to fully re-implement GTD. So I started from scratch using the guide to walk me through the process. In this review, I’ll share what it will do for you – and what it won’t do.

We’ve downloaded the full GTD Implementation Guide and we’re excitedly pouring through this new resource. The goal? Determine its place and relevance in the implementation of GTD for newbies, as well as assisting current GTDers stay on top of their game.

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Yesterday the GTD Staff at David Allen Company announced the availability of the new GTD Implementation Guide. If you’re like us, you’re thinking “I wish this would have come out about 14 months ago…” since you’ve been on a journey of implementation since then. We feel your pain. In fact, that’s the main reason this site exists, as a resource to help you find the best way to implement Getting Things Done into your lifestyle. Better late than never? Without a doubt.