Best wishes for 2006!

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Hey all, since I'm leaving for my birthtown in a couple of hours to celebrate the new year, I will be offline shortly. I want to take this moment to wish every single one of you the very best for 2006. For me, in The Netherlands, it's still 14,5 hours away. So I guess for most of my American visitors here, it might even take longer before you can wish your friends and loved ones all the best. I'm not gonna look back at GTD the past year. Well at least, not yet. I plan on doing so in a couple of days. I have some other stuff to work on this last day of 2005. Not really work, but more some loose ends I want to tie before the fireworks break loose here.

One thing that is for sure is that I will continue this weblog in 2006. Even though it's hard to update and I really have to think through my writing, I find it educational, reflecting and yes, sometimes confronting to write about my own personal productivity. I also notice it helps other people moving forward in releasing the chaos in their heads, desks and drawers. That gives me pleasure and fullfilment that it's not useless what I write here.

So, I will be back in 2006, with more articles, thoughts, rants and philosophies. I hope you will be here as well to share your thoughts and ask questions. BTW, I just found my slogan for the new year:

Release the chaos. 

(photo courtesy of AlmaZ)



Thanks for your blog, and I hope you have a great ’06!
Matthew Cornell () (URL) - 01 01 06 - 20:08



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This is an article which is part of my weblog "What's the Next Action". It deals with everything GTD and the five phases of projectplanning as written by Dave Allen in his book "Getting Things Done".

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