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Friday is Weekly Review day, and in the spirit of sharing my progress to improve my accountability toward my February Goals, here is the report on how I did for Week 6:

• I will continue to maintain the GTD Scoring in the Book of Days for the month of February to continue the work towards GTD Mastery. I have been 100% in keeping my GTD journal scoring, this Sparkline shows the progress this past week - .
• #37 - I have no unsorted papers anywhere besides my physical in-box, project files, and reference files. I did well on this until Thursday, when I got really bogged down. I was not able to file the papers until late in the evening.
• #54 - I have coached 3 people in successfully implementing GTD into their lives. Not this week.
• I was able to clear my in-box to empty every day except for Wednesday, when an ice-storm knocked out the internet and I decided to join my wife for a wine show in Freeport.
• The next e-book and e-course have been neglected all week, due to other writing demands and a consulting proposal.
• I wrote 8 Content posts, and 2 link/commentary posts. Goal met.
• Average subscriber count was 654 (+27 over last week), with a high of 669 on Thursday. The goal of 800 is right around the corner, remember: if you subscribe to the blog by e-mail you get a free link to the new Project Planning in Context E-book. Click here to subscribe, and get the free e-book!
• Upload a new forum and CMS for the new website - Done.
• Save $$$ toward two personal financial goals - in progress.
• Complete Squidoo lenses on 3 5 topics. I did create the Squidoo lens that I had planned for The Hard Landscape. Click here to check it out - GTD: The Hard Landscape - your Calendar. One down, four to go.
• 1 new 3 new productivity tools for the HD BizBlog Shop - in progress.
• Write 4 posts on ADD with GTD - Next week.
• Chess practice.

Be sure to tune in on Monday for a big post on the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. This series is going to be great.

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