I don’t know how I will survive without all of you, but I’m taking a 2-week summer break starting tomorrow afternoon!
Yeah, yeah, I know, I’m not looking forward to being “unplugged” for 2 weeks either 
I might be able to use the internet once in a while (if my wife allows me to take my laptop, that is), which means it could happen that I keep a lazy eye on my site and my e-mail, but I wouldn’t hold my breath for it.
If, for whatever reason, you need to contact me, it’s best to send a message directly to gtd [at] marvelz [dot] com.
I will leave you guys with a couple of links to some of my posts for you to read when I’m gone.
Starting with GTD
GTD for Absolute Beginners
10 Simple Tips to Start Getting Things Done
5 Things you should realize about “Getting Things Done”
Benefits of GTD
Top 10 Benefits Of GTD
Zero Tolerance
Pitfalls/caveats of GTD
How To: Fix Leaks In Your GTD System
(and also Ask the Reader – Biggest Leak?)
Common GTD pitfalls (part 1 of 2)
5 More GTD Pitfalls (that’s part 2 of 2)
Implementing GTD / Tools
Implementing GTD with Excel
Tools of the trade
My former GTD system – and why I abandoned it!
Evolution of my e-mail setup
Mobile Phone as GTD Inbox
GTD with ListPro
Ask the Reader – Favorite Ubiquitous Capture Tool?
Enhancing GTD
Index Your Reference System
Maximize Productivity: Make a Decision
Maximize Productivity #2: Forced Efficiency
Maximize Productivity #3: Eat That Frog
General productivity
Speed Reading and Speed Listening
5 Tips to Create More Time
Be Productive on Command
Work Better Without Distraction
Quick Note-taking Tip
Reference and resources
The Ultimate Getting Things Done Index
Getting Things Done Tumblelog
Following the GTD Meme (many GTD setups)
GTD Gems – Part 1 (links to great blog posts)
See you again in 2 weeks and have a great summer vacation!
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Great to hear that at least someone is going for the vacation. Enjoy it!
Here’s the trick with the laptop and vacation, make it a key part of you digital photography set-up. E.g., you take so many pictures each day that you need to dump the contents of the memory card to the computer so you can take more pictures tomorrow. And, if you’re visiting with other family members, the ability to connect to Flickr via the internet is necessary for photo-sharing. You see how it works? 8-^
Enjoy your break!
Just back from a 2 week media-fast myself. Useful experience to see what I really missed and what was just stuff filling up my time. Lot of RSS feeds got cut when I returned and I check email a lot less now. Relax and have a great break.
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