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Colin McKay, spokesperson at large

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September 24, 2007 by Colin

Yes, that is me quoted in the Globe and Mail about productivity tools and GTD. If you subscribe to the “treeware” version of the paper, you also get a four column picture of me, taken by Bill Grimshaw, a funny guy who really likes his job.

In the picture, I’m holding my Moleskine – and the roll of red duct tape I keep around to repair my Moleskine when it inevitably rips at the cover.
[tags] GTD, productivity, moleskines [/tags]


2 comments »

  1. Nice to see you in the Globe, Colin!

  2. Dave says:

    This is your chance to start a GTO (Getting Things Organized) tab in your blog.

    Everyone I know who uses GTD has customized it to some degree. You can tell people what those mysterious coloured tabs are…

    The podium’s yours!

    Cheers.

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