Getting Things Done - re-read

I read this book almost two years ago, and I learned that data structures shouldn't be limited to the world of computer science. I started to view everything from my inbox to my closet as something like a a queue or a stack. This time, I'm taking the whole process much more seriously. I also realized that I was led astray by different people's interpretation of his GTD method. The part I was missing is that each context gets its own action list. Projects should not be used to categorize these lists. Furthermore, it's true that the basic apps on a Palm pilot are sufficient to implement the GTD method. I love my Treo that much more :-)

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