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A number of key features are only available to registered users. They include:

Access to the full content of top-rated material (only teasers are available to anonymous users after the material has been posted for 45 days)
The ability to search site content
The ability to access reviews of books relevant to site material
The ability to access key quotes relevant to site material
The ability to access content from partner sites
The ability to rate material
The ability to post comments
The ability to post new information and propose it for publication
The ability to request email notification when selected content is added or updated

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Submitted by Bryan Pflug on Mon, 01/22/2007 - 03:00

This is not Larry the Cable Guy's classic tag line Git Er Done that is now a part of southern culture. Instead, this is all about a personal management system to track what's on your plate and deal with it in an organized fashion. There have been many such offerings from countless productivity gurus in the past. This particular one is in active use by lots of people and communities (for example, see 43 folders), and so is one of the best current choices to help people implement such an organization system for themselves.

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Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity

Author: David Allen

Publisher: Penguin (Non-Classics) (2002)

Binding: Paperback, 267 pages

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