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I came to Bullet Journaling as a means of improving my personal productivity, a realm I have had a fascination with for nearly twenty years. Despite using every app ever, it was always with writing that I had my system at its best. It was in 2005 that I was given the book Getting Things Done, by David Allen, and I have been a practitioner of GTD, as it is most commonly known, ever since, even earning certification as GTD practitioner and trainer in 2019. I have seen more than a few mentions of GTD in BuJo U that suggest I am not alone in my GTD history, as well as questions about how BuJo might work with GTD, so I thought I might contribute something about this. GTD itself is an approach to thinking bout work, and so is

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