What would you ask David Allen?

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Permalink Reply by Rachel Clements on May 22, 2009 at 12:16pm

Hi Bob,

I was away on holiday the week you posted this, so I'm sorry I didn't get the opportunity to ask David a question. I'm a big fan of GTD and apply his 'next action' rule to my own software projects and would have loved to have sat in on the interview!

The next best thing though is obviously your book. I'm sure you'll be keen to promote it, so please let us know when it's available, I'm sure there are plenty of members on here who would like to buy a copy!

I found 'MicroISV: From Vision to Reality' to be one of the best business books I've read and had lots of ideas pop up in my head as I read it. Perhaps your publishers would be kind enough to expand the width of the margin in the next book to allow for reader notes?!

Rachel

PS - The words "Oooh, shiny" (p58, 'MicroISV: From Vision to Reality') have become a bit of a catch phrase our office discussions about UI and design :-)

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Permalink Reply by Bob Walsh on May 22, 2009 at 3:01pm

Hi Rachel,

Thanks for the kind words! The interview went well and the book should be out late June/early July.
Bob

Rachel Clements said:

Hi Bob,

I was away on holiday the week you posted this, so I'm sorry I didn't get the opportunity to ask David a question. I'm a big fan of GTD and apply his 'next action' rule to my own software projects and would have loved to have sat in on the interview!

The next best thing though is obviously your book. I'm sure you'll be keen to promote it, so please let us know when it's available, I'm sure there are plenty of members on here who would like to buy a copy!

I found 'MicroISV: From Vision to Reality' to be one of the best business books I've read and had lots of ideas pop up in my head as I read it. Perhaps your publishers would be kind enough to expand the width of the margin in the next book to allow for reader notes?!

Rachel

PS - The words "Oooh, shiny" (p58, 'MicroISV: From Vision to Reality') have become a bit of a catch phrase our office discussions about UI and design :-)

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