#80 David Allen on Getting Things Done.

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David Allen, famous for his ground-breaking work-life management system, Getting Things Done, talks to us about how you can be buried in projects yet have nothing on your mind! Oh, and it's Lukeee's last show :0( so we share a whole lot of heart-felt emails from you, our treasured listeners. The post #80 David Allen on Getting Things Done. appeared first on Small Business Big Marketing. Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/marketingpodcast

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