At Zen Habits Massive GTD Resource List, I stumbled upon three great workflow charts that make my attempt at understanding what GTD looks like appear quite pitiful. 
Whoever is behind them has done a wonderful job of making GTD visual. See Workflow Charts saved at the GTD Pinterest board: Start with Collection, Processing & Organizing, then check out Daily Review and Actions and Weekly Review and Actions. Amazingly helpful.
Scott Moehring created another excellent GTD advanced workflow chart (initially discovered at DIYPlanner) The tips at the bottom are especially neat, don’t miss them.
The Concepts of GTD graphic from Brevedy is another one to check out.
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Thank you so much for the kind words. I am looking forward to some feedback on the new weekly planner beta-test.
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Really helpful links, thank you! 🙂
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